faith schools
Belief-based educational institutions
Faith schools are educational institutions affiliated with a particular religion, where religious instruction and values are integrated into the curriculum.
Common in the UK, they may be state-funded or private, and often give admissions preference to families who practice the faith.
Critics argue they promote segregation; supporters value the moral framework and academic standards.
- madrassasMuslim religious schools
- yeshivasJewish religious schools
- ChristianityFaith based on Jesus
- IslamQuranic monotheistic religion
- HinduismAncient Indian spiritual tradition
Sikhism · moral education · Buddhism · Judaism · Catholicism · Protestantism · Mormonism · interfaith dialogue · religious education · social capital · state funding · opt-out clause · civic engagement · catechism · collective worship · prayer rooms · cultural preservation · secularism
- Colonial Catholicismfriars, Franciscans, Jesuits, Dominicans, Augustinians
- educationeducation, teachers, students, learning, teaching
- Religious Schoolsreligious education, Christian college, Christian university, Christian academy, church education
- British educationprimary education, secondary education, national curriculum, sixth form, A-levels
- British ReligionAnglican, Church of Scotland, Archbishop of Canterbury, Canterbury Cathedral, Westminster Abbey
- Catholic educationCatholic universities, religious instruction, religious education, CCD, religious ed
faith schoolssecular schools
Educational institutions without religious affiliation
secular education · public schools · state schools · government schools · community schools
faith schoolsstate schools
Government-funded educational institutions
public schools · government schools · community schools · county schools · district schools
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