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Voluntary aided school
/vˈɒləntəɹi ˈeɪdɪd skˈuːl/
/vˈɑːləntɚɹi ˈeɪdᵻd skˈuːl/Voluntary aided school
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a school in England and Wales funded by the state but maintained by a religious or charitable organization, allowing for religious influence in admissions and education
What is a "voluntary aided school"?
A voluntary aided school is a type of state-funded school in the UK that is managed by a voluntary organization, often a religious group. These schools receive funding from the government but are managed by the governing body of the school, which is responsible for staffing, admissions, and some aspects of curriculum development.
Example
Parents often choose voluntary aided schools for their strong emphasis on faith-based education.
The local voluntary aided school integrates religious teachings into its curriculum.
Teachers at the voluntary aided school collaborate closely with religious leaders to uphold the school 's ethos.
Example
Parents often choose voluntary aided schools for their strong emphasis on faith-based education.
The local voluntary aided school integrates religious teachings into its curriculum.
Teachers at the voluntary aided school collaborate closely with religious leaders to uphold the school's ethos.
The admissions process for a voluntary aided school may prioritize students from specific religious backgrounds.
Voluntary aided schools receive funding from the government but are managed by religious or charitable organizations.
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