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Fair Admissions Campaign Let’s open up all state-funded schools to all children, without regard to religion Menu Skip to content About Why is this an issue? FAQs Examples of discrimination The law on admissions Number of schools by type Our supporters Local campaign groups What others say Get involved Local campaign groups Leaflets Challenge new schools Proposed new schools The law on school organisation in England The law on school organisation in Wales Challenge existing schools Schools proposing to expand their intake Challenge local authorities Write to your MP, AM, Councillors or newspaper Complain to the schools adjudicator Images for your website Advice for parents Schools map Contact us Search for: Are you facing the prospect of your child being unable to gain admittance to your local school, because of religious selection? Or have you had to game the system in order to get them in? Are you happy to live in a society in which children are discriminated against on these grounds, while parents feel compelled to behave in this manner? This situation is clearly unfair, and that’s what we’re here to challenge. We are a new campaign that is supported by a wide coalition of individuals and national and local organisations, aiming to tackle the single issue of religious selection in school admissions. You can find advice for parents and ways you can get involved in the Campaign as well as more about us and why this is an issue that urgently needs addressing. Follow Ireland completes major step away from religious discrimination August 7, 2018 The Republic of Ireland has enacted legislation that will massively reduce the amount of religious discrimination that can take place in pupil admissions at primary schools. The School Admissions Act, which was signed into law last month, will prevent state funded primary Catholic schools from selecting pupils on religious grounds. Catholic schools currently comprise about 90% of Ireland’s state funded primary schools. . Of the remaining 10% of schools, half are run by minority faith groups. In a further development a Department for Education spokesperson has confirmed that, though minority faith schools will still be able to prioritise applications from co-religionists, such priority will only be able to be granted on the grounds of religious membership, not practice. This means places will no longer be awarded to children on the basis of the extent of their family’s religious activities, avoiding the unattractive phenomena observed in Britain of parents attending Church to gain a place at a popular faith school. Fair Admissions Campaign Steering Group member, the Reverend Stephen Terry, said ‘Ireland and the UK are in the unenviable position of being just two of a very small number of developed countries that permit state funded faith schools to religiously select pupils. That Ireland is taking a big step towards curtailing and reducing such selection should prompt further questions in Britain about why our policy makers are allowing new discriminatory schools to open, and not reducing or phasing out such exclusive practices. ‘The action of the Irish Parliament serves to highlight how hollow are the claims by Catholic authorities in England and Wales that inhibiting Catholic schools from religiously prioritising pupils goes against the Church’s rules. Most private Catholic schools in England and Wales and indeed most Catholic schools in other countries do not select pupils on faith grounds .’ Notes The text of the now enacted Bill can be found here . It is set to come into force for the 2019/2020 academic year. Follow Church of England accused of mis-selling how its schools select pupils November 21, 2017 A startling new report published today has revealed that the Church of England (CofE) is failing to encourage its state schools to be inclusive of all children, irrespective of religion or belief, despite claims to the contrary. It is mis-selling its schools to the public. The Church claims to have an admissions policy that is not religiously discriminatory but, in reality, the guidance its offers schools does not demand (or in the large majority of case even encourage) the adoption of non-religiously selective admission criteria. ‘ Mixed Signals: The discrepancy between what the Church preaches and what it practises about religious selection at its state-funded schools ‘ has been produced by the Accord Coalition for Inclusive Education on behalf of the Fair Admissions Campaign (FAC). Church of England dioceses are the Church bodies with special legal responsibility for issuing their schools with guidance regarding religious selection in admissions. The report finds that: for the last two and a half years, national Church officials have repeatedly and publicly framed their schools as ones that do not seek to serve Christians ahead of other local families many Church of England schools that set their own admission arrangements continue to operate a religiously selective policy, while national Church guidance fails to recommend schools refrain from religious selection only 1 in 8 Church of England dioceses advise their state funded schools to not select pupils by faith many schools (and 50% of the secondary schools) in even these notionally inclusive dioceses still operate a religiously selective admissions policy a further 1 in 4 dioceses advise their schools to reserve some places by faith, meaning these schools are being actively prevented from operating an inclusive admission policy overall, admissions guidance from Church bodies upholds autonomy of schools to determine how they select pupils and does not guide schools towards being religiously inclusive The report calls for national Church authorities to issue new guidance that makes clear where authority over setting faith based admissions lies, and which requires dioceses and schools to move away from religious selection. Fair Admissions Campaign Steering Group member and Chair of the Accord Coalition for Inclusive Education, Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain, said ‘Most people in Britain – including a majority of people of faith – do not want state funded schools to religiously select or divide pupils. Church of England officials appear to be responding to these widespread concerns by stressing the inclusivity of their schools, but in most instances they are not telling their schools to be more inclusive. The Church should practice what it preaches. ‘This mis-match between words and reality is misleading, encourages social segregation and undermines the position of those in the Church wanting CofE schools to be non-discriminatory. We urge Church authorities to guide their schools on a path away from division, towards greater inclusivity’. The Fair Admissions Campaign shared its findings with the Rev Stephen Terry, who campaigns for all Church of England schools to be open and accessible to children and families from other backgrounds. He said ‘To select on grounds of faith is discriminatory and validates a wider culture that says it is okay for state funded schools to segregate children by this means. To do so threatens the reputation of the Church, and is seen by many, inside and outside the Church as potentially hindering the growth of integration and cohesion in our society. ‘Some CofE schools do not religiously discriminate, and thus provide positive examples for others, but very many still do. Much clearer leadership is urgently required for progress to be made in establishing the open and tolerant society that the vast majority of our nation wishes to see.’ Last year the Accord Coalition commissioned an opinion poll conducted by Populus which found 72.2% of the public agreed that ‘state funded schools, including state funded faith schools, should not be allowed to select or discriminate against prospective pupils on religious grounds in their admissions policy’. 14.8% of respondents disagreed, meaning faith discrimination was opposed by a ratio of almost

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