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Old 24-11-2015, 04:26 PM #14
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Both my daughters are in secondary school, and both have to take the compulsory RE GCSE, i think it's good for them as it teaches them religions from around the world, as well as Buddhism (which is a philosophy not a religion), they're both enjoying it and the exam is based more on personal opinion than a right or wrong answer, which is what religion is....it's a personal opinion.
Yeah it's considered part of social studies and is useful if you go on to do a degree in social care or social work

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