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Do faith schools promote social cohesion?

  • Posted on 28/11/2007
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Do faith schools promote social cohesion?

  • Posted on 28/11/2007
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Do faith schools promote cohesion and help with integration or are they a force for division in society?

In this New Statesman article of 27th November 2007, Paul Donovan argues for diversity and choice, arguing that a lack of faith schools would lead to great divisions in society.

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