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Allow religious freedoms in the Winston Churchill School

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angela gregory
3 months ago

Are schools have always been inclusive and I think it’s a good thing. These individuals should not be allowed to make these kinds of changers it should always be discussed.

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Zoha Shahin
3 months ago

The head teacher should be fired for this, as schools such as: Woking High School, let their kids pray at break and lunch.

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Alison Burger
3 months ago

WHERE'S MY BURGER?!

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lil sleepy josh
3 months ago

josh dressing up in his pjs! lil mf snoozin rn

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IM_IN_13_SECONDS
3 months ago

put that on SIAPA TU son (IM CRINE)

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spiderweb of cheese
3 months ago

Its like a spiderweb of cheese!

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Kai
3 months ago

what's a torta?

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Razia Palejwala
3 months ago

Agree

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bomboclat wallahi
3 months ago

johnson walker a torta!

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ariana
3 months ago

this just racism not letting people pray

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Rehan Ansari
3 months ago

We live in a beautifully tolerant country of those of faith and none. If no harm is being done (how can it when u pray to god?!) Then what is the problem. If its out the way and not harming anyone.

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Eisha shah
3 months ago

Allow religious practice in school it's a free and civilised country.

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Anonymous
3 months ago

The school should respect the faith of children. It's an environment which should educate not treat us pupils like they are in prison stripped of their rights

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Morgan Mitchley
3 months ago

Religious freedom is a human right!

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Gerry Mitchell Mitchell
3 months ago

I support this petition. The issue is not simply access to prayer, but whether the school's current approach is proportionate. The TTT v Michaela case relied on by the school was based on very specific circumstances, including evidence of disruption, and did not establish a general rule permitting blanket bans. Where pupils are reportedly praying quietly without disruption, being interrupted mid-prayer and having items removed appears difficult to justify as a proportionate response. This raises real concerns about consistency with the Equality Act 2010 and how these duties are being applied in practice.

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Clare Hale
3 months ago

I believe all people should have a right to their own religious practices if not causing harm or distress to others.

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Adolf hitler
3 months ago

Nein, das ist schlimmer als das, was ich getan habe.

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Anonymous
3 months ago

I don’t practice religion however I don’t think anyone has the right to stop others from doing so especially a school! Any adult to physically mentally or emotionally abuse a child raises a safeguarding concern!

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Susan Dear
3 months ago

We do not live in a non-secular country. With divisions widening in our society in the current political, and geopolitical world we're living in, tolerance, understanding, inclusivity and the prospect of living in a cohesive society needs to be rebuilt, starting with our children and youngsters. Freedom to practice your religion of choice has always been the case, and the law, individual this country. Denying Muslim students from practicing their religion will only cause tensions, further division and segregation of communities. The same applies for any student, practising any religion; religion is a great subject for discussion in school RS lessons, where students can learn about each other's religions and beliefs, and can gain better insight and understanding. It is also OK to be atheist, but understanding each others religious beliefs, wherever you are on the religious spectrum, can only enhance communities and wider society . When communities are oppressed, this is when they 'fight' back. We need to get back to a tolerant, understanding society, if we want to live in peaceful, tolerant, integrated communities. Live and let live.

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Nahdia Ahmed
3 months ago

Absolutely disgraceful and discriminatory behaviour!