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Allow religious freedoms in the Winston Churchill School

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Anonymous
3 months ago Featured

Banning prayer outright risks excluding students who rely on it for comfort, identity, and community. Schools should be inclusive spaces that respect diversity—including religious expression—while still maintaining fairness for all. A balanced approach would allow voluntary, non-disruptive prayer rather than imposing a blanket ban. The headteacher needs to reevaluate her thoughts.

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Umar Mahmood
3 months ago

Give the school religious rights and freedoms

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Seth Trotter
3 months ago

I have lost all respect for her that I never had in the first place anyways.

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BigD
3 months ago

Get her out already

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Zaynab
3 months ago

Every student should have a right to pray.

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Spike higgins
3 months ago

This should be a basic human right

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Zach Hall
3 months ago

The school rules clearly say that people are allowed their religious beliefs. The school is breaking their own rules. We have to do religious studies but don’t allow other religious beliefs. This is disgraceful!

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Solomon Killingley
3 months ago

Kinda disgusting, ngl, banning people from praying

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Amber
3 months ago

They can’t stop us from supporting our religions!!!

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Muhammad Irfan
3 months ago

Not allowing children from praying according to their religion is against the traditions of British culture. I hope school will think and allow children to practice their religion without any trouble.

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Tung tung Qasim
3 months ago

Stop giving my wines brev

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h1z1
3 months ago

free up the mandem

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Anonymous
3 months ago

Allow it bruv

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Anonymous
3 months ago

Religious freedom is not an option it is a necessity that helps strengthen the society and spread safety and harmony. Thanks

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MADI
3 months ago

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Jay
3 months ago

They say they promote religious diversity.... and don't let them pray.... HUH?

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James
3 months ago

School

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Oli
3 months ago

Mahs

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Daniel Dykes
3 months ago

they did nothing wrong tf, sack zoe. damn the man

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Josh
3 months ago

The school stated that they wouldn't provide any areas for religious practices. However there is nothing against allowing students to find an area and take up these practices themselves. I heard the headteacher say "we don't need this at our school" which I don't think qualifies her to disallow religious practices in the school, because even though something isn't needed, doesn't mean that it detriments the community.