All God's children; the British government should bow to demands that it pay for Muslim schools

Article Abstract:

Muslim schools in great Britain should receive state funding, just as Christian and Jewish schools do. Lawmakers should air their reservations known, and require state-funded schools to teach religious tolerance and respect for the law of the land and to accept students of all religions.

Editorial, Education, Schools, Islam, Church schools, Parochial schools

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Just testing

Article Abstract:

Education secretary John Patten is under fire for a series of reforms that are not sitting well with the teacher's unions. Patten is seen as a bit of a maverick and is not very popular in his party, but he may be just the person to carry out badly needed reforms.

Management, United Kingdom. Department of Education and Science, Patten, John

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