A new study commissioned by the education charity, The Sutton Trust, has found that religiously selective faith schools are much more likely to be socio-economically exclusive than other schools.
A new study commissioned by the education charity, The Sutton Trust, has found that religiously selective faith schools are much more likely to be socio-economically exclusive than other schools.
Shocking new findings have revealed that unregistered ultra-Orthodox schools in Hackney, North London, have been operating for many years with the knowledge of a range of government agencies.
Accord has urged for fundamental changes in the relationship between faith school sponsors and wider society due to Government plans to make all schools academies.
Accord has published a new section to its website setting out information for staff, parents and pupils about their rights in regards to religiously discriminatory practices by faith schools and the curriculum.
Accord has warned that the Department for Education's latest White Paper fails to address risks of schools operating in more narrow and divisive ways.
