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Pupils from St John Bosco Primary School, Erskine reading prayers at Mass in St Francis Xavier, Carfin -
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Pupils of St Stephen’s Primary, Sighthill, Glasgow enjoying some out door leasons -
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Papal Visit - Scotland
Girls from Taylor High School, Motherwell, singing their own song “Faith” before the Papal Mass at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow on 16th September 2010. -
Papal Visit - England
Scottish pupils addressing the Holy Father at the Big Assembly, Twickenham 17th September. -
Papal Visit - Scotland
The St Ninian’s Day Parade, Edinburgh, 16th September 2010
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Resurrection of religion in Scottish schools
- 13/08/2007
- Categorized in: SCES News
It may once have been marginalised as the preserve of those seeking a career in the clergy but religious education in Scottish schools is making a comeback. The Herald reports that the number of pupils sitting Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies at Higher has seen a dramatic increase in the past year with the number of candidates taking the exam increasing by one-third, from 1323 in 2006 to 1751 this year.
13 August 2007
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