Head teachers should allow imams, rabbis and priests to come into schools and offer religious instruction to pupils, teachers' leaders have said.
The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said the move would be a way to reunite divided communities.
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Religious instruction to pupils
I thought this already happened?
When I went to primary school, priests always came in and gave us lessons on Christianity. I'm 22 now, so it was not that long ago. It is a common
pratice that occured in Canterbury.
Secondary school was a different matter, no daily prayer and religion was only kept to Religious Education lessons. If prayer was conducted, we were
given the choice to take part.
It seems NUTS (oh, how ironic) is using this as a weapon to stop faith schools, which are highly popular with parents (due to insane success rates).