Sentence examples for denominational schools from inspiring English sources

The particular historical thread around which educational developments took place was the question of denominational schools.

State aid to denominational schools was continued but under conditions stipulated by the state.

In a few areas (agriculture, immigration and denominational schools), the constitution provides for shared responsibility.

Yet we Brits - pragmatic atheists, by and large - see no problem with having denominational schools.

Soon after separation, Queensland's Primary Education Bill was passed in 1860, subordinating denominational schools and reinforcing the principle of common school development in Australia.

Eventually, a compromise was reached, whereby separate denominational schools were to be created, supported by the taxes of members of a denomination Roman Catholics in this case.

Originally called Queen's College, it was founded in 1841 as a Presbyterian denominational school to train young men for the ministry.

The council has carried out an eight-week consultation on the proposals, which would see only pupils who can "demonstrate affiliation to the Roman Catholic church by means of a baptismal certificate" eligible to enrol at their catchment denominational school, with all other students required to submit to a placing request.

It is a denominational school with the Church of England, linked with Milnrow's Anglican parish church, St James's.

All public education in the province was administered by churches until a referendum ended denominational schooling in 1997.

Submission of an invalid sample was not related to age, deprivation, recruitment from an urban or rural setting or attending a denominational school (Table 1).