Just thought I would add my two cents as a science and re teacher at a catholic school who isn't catholic.

I teach evolution to my students as it is a currently accepted scientific theory of how the world was created. The religious side of the school doesn't change what is required to be taught in subjects. I also teach year 11 religion and yes I teach morals and values, I make it clear to my students that it is their choice what they believe but I put forward the churches view, irrespective of my beliefs. I won't push mine on them and they respect each others opinion.

Dd1 goes to the local catholic school and enjoys the teaching she gets. Again it isn't rammed down their throats as long as they respect each others beliefs.

But the biggest thing I think in choosing a school is how comfortable you are when checking it out and that their focus (sport, arts, science, community) is the same as yours.


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