Meanings of denominational education in English

The White Paper on Education indicates that Government policy recognising denominational education will continue.

Ms Mary Harney called it the death knell for denominational education as we have known it.

Not only is denominational education defended, but it is described as a "duty and obligation".

I said that I supported parental choice in education, and so fully supported integrated education as well as denominational education.

Is it possible to guarantee unbaptised children access to their local religious-run school without undermining the entire system of denominational education?

Sir, Allow me to help some letter-writers to see the value of denominational education, as opposed to secular education or mixed education.

Abrogating or derogating from the right to establish or maintain any place of denominational education or any denominational institution or charity; or

Mr Robinson called for a "single educational system" in Northern Ireland and spoke against continuing British state funding for denominational education.

She said the Government was giving no help to multi denominational education and the rights of parents were being "trampled upon".

Four Protestant schools are claiming in the High Court that a teachers' redeployment scheme interferes with their autonomy relating to the maintenance of denominational education.

But afterwards the Anti-Revolutionists raised the cry for denominational education, and the Dutch Liberals were rather sore to find their former friends join their antagonists.

(4) Abrogating or prejudicially affecting the right to establish or maintain any place of denominational education, or any denominational institution or charity; or