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Irish Survey Finds 40% of Parents Prefer Multi-Denominational Schools
A Department of Education survey in Ireland revealed that approximately 40% of parents desire multi-denominational schools. The survey also inquired about preferences for co-educational and Irish-medium schooling.
6 Apr, 23:50 — 7 Apr, 08:14
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rte-newsMostly Factual1d ago
40% of parents want multi-denominational schools - survey
Around 40% of parents of children attending Catholic or other religious denomination primary schools would prefer their child to attend a multi-denominational school, according to a national survey carried out by the Department of Education and Youth.
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Around 40% of parents want multi-denominational schools, Department survey finds
The survey asked parents about their preference for multi-denominational, co-educational and Irish-medium schooling.
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