Majority of parents of children in denominational schools want to keep existing ethos but more want co-education
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Majority of parents of children in denominational schools want to keep existing ethos but more want co-education
"A majority of Irish parents want schools to maintain their denominational ethos, indicating a strong preference for traditional values in education."
"The survey found that an even larger majority of parents wish for the schools attended by their children to be co-education, reflecting a shift towards inclusive educational environments."
A survey involving 3,200 primary schools in Ireland revealed that most parents want schools to retain their denominational ethos. Additionally, a significant majority of parents expressed a desire for co-educational schools for their children. This information was gathered from a comprehensive Department of Education survey that included responses from 200,000 households, highlighting the preferences of Irish families regarding school characteristics.
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