Definition of faith school in English:

faith school

nounˈfeɪθskuːl

A school intended for students of a particular religious faith.
Example sentencesExamples
- Faith schools run counter to the building of an inclusive British identity.
- The prospect of more faith schools has brought calls from an increasingly strident secularist lobby to halt state funding of them.
- Multiculturalism is not about ethnic diversity, linguistic pluralism, faith schools or culinary variety.
- Faith schools already have the power to select their pupils.
- Organisations with a "religious ethos" employ around 200,000 people, 100,000 of them in faith schools.
- The conference follows a similar event last May which heard calls for more Muslim faith schools in the district.
- Out of about 26,000 state schools in England there are around 7,000 faith schools - over 90 percent of them primaries.
- The dilemma at the heart of the Government's push for more state-funded faith schools was laid bare in the Cantle report.
- Both women are baffled by the anger that raged all week over the need for what have been called " faith schools ".
- The findings come against some recent calls to abolish faith schools to create more harmony between different religious communities.
- Aaronovitch does not mention that some Christian parents choose not to send their children to faith schools.
- She was the author of a recent Early Day Motion highly critical of faith schools.
- There are no legal or moral grounds for denying Muslims, Sikhs or Hindus faith schools of their own.
- Similar concessions might also be extended to pupils at faith schools.
- Critics of the development say the expansion of faith schools could divide the community.
- The Muslims on Education report believes the 80 Muslim faith schools should be "fast-tracked" into the state system.
- No community has taken greater advantage of successive governments ' willingness to subsidise faith schools.
- In Scotland, with our history of sectarianism, we need more faith schools like we need a hole in the head.
- Like him, I see no need for state-funded faith schools.
- A few months ago, Tony Blair made a speech about faith schools.

单词	faith school
释义	Definition of faith school in English: faith school nounˈfeɪθskuːl A school intended for students of a particular religious faith. Example sentencesExamples Faith schools run counter to the building of an inclusive British identity. The prospect of more faith schools has brought calls from an increasingly strident secularist lobby to halt state funding of them. Multiculturalism is not about ethnic diversity, linguistic pluralism, faith schools or culinary variety. Faith schools already have the power to select their pupils. Organisations with a "religious ethos" employ around 200,000 people, 100,000 of them in faith schools. The conference follows a similar event last May which heard calls for more Muslim faith schools in the district. Out of about 26,000 state schools in England there are around 7,000 faith schools - over 90 percent of them primaries. The dilemma at the heart of the Government's push for more state-funded faith schools was laid bare in the Cantle report. Both women are baffled by the anger that raged all week over the need for what have been called " faith schools ". The findings come against some recent calls to abolish faith schools to create more harmony between different religious communities. Aaronovitch does not mention that some Christian parents choose not to send their children to faith schools. She was the author of a recent Early Day Motion highly critical of faith schools. There are no legal or moral grounds for denying Muslims, Sikhs or Hindus faith schools of their own. Similar concessions might also be extended to pupils at faith schools. Critics of the development say the expansion of faith schools could divide the community. The Muslims on Education report believes the 80 Muslim faith schools should be "fast-tracked" into the state system. No community has taken greater advantage of successive governments ' willingness to subsidise faith schools. In Scotland, with our history of sectarianism, we need more faith schools like we need a hole in the head. Like him, I see no need for state-funded faith schools. A few months ago, Tony Blair made a speech about faith schools.
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