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When I was at secondary school (6 years ago!), RE was compulsory. It was actually really easy and meant that I got an extra GCSE. At the end of the day, its another qualification that helps you get into college.  |
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Religion is a very controversial subject as we all have our own beliefs and opinions but because those differ from someone else's, it doesn't make their opinion/belief wrong. This thread doesn't appear to be answering Donna's original question "Have I any rights to withdraw her from RE classes for her GCSE years? Anyone know or have any experience on this?" so I think we should bring it to a close now. |
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