Tag Archives: faith schools
Chalk Talk: How our faith schools are changing
Reevaluating interfaith dialogue
Third of new free schools are religious
Teaching from within religion is an influential force for good
Faith schools can help bridge gaps in divided communities
Hope for a nation which can embrace differences
Faith, Identity and Belonging: Educating for Shared Citizenship
Some of the major issues that this text focuses on are identity, belonging, participation and engagement in multi-faith and multicultural UK, handling of the sometimes difficult issues that arise when dealing with faith and citizenship in the classroom, theoretical underpining of tackling these issues within the framework of the school curiculum and resources that can [...]
Right to divide? Faith schools and community cohesion
“Discussions, dialogues and debates on the role of faith schools and their effect on community cohesion often create more heat than light. Runnymede first intervened in this area 27 years ago;1 and the debate still rages on today. For this report we have consulted with over a thousand people – parents, pupils, professionals and policymakers [...]
MPs join criticism of English Baccalaureate