THE Catholic Church has attacked suggestions that sectarianism in Scotland could be tackled by building more shared campus schools.
THE Catholic Church has attacked suggestions that sectarianism in Scotland could be tackled by building more shared campus schools.
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Andrew Denholm Education Correspondent
The rebuttal from the Scottish Catholic Education Service came after anti-sectarian charity Nil by Mouth included the suggestion in an action plan to tackle the issue.
As part of its proposals, Nil by Mouth called for the Scottish Government to engage with councils over the possibility of building more shared campuses across Scotland – where Catholic and non-denominational schools share facilities. The charity also suggested more twinning links between schools.
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