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Opened28 Mar 2025
Closes28 Sept 2025
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We call on the government to ensure that Religious Studies is not a compulsory GCSE subject in state schools. We believe that students should have the freedom to choose subjects that align with their interests and beliefs.
GCSE results can have a massive impact on a student’s study opportunities after year 11, and forcing them to take exams on religions that they may not believe in could mean that their grades may suffer, limiting future study options. I think that students should focus on subjects that align with their interests, not be forced into Religious Studies.
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1Marie Goldman MP
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Derby South3Mr Mark Francois MP
Rayleigh and Wickford4Andrew Western MP
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Altrincham and Sale West6Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge7Daniel Francis MP
Bexleyheath and Crayford8Preet Kaur Gill MP
Birmingham Edgbaston9Tom Hayes MP
Bournemouth East10Alex Burghart MP
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