Take two schools. One is in Birmingham, a multicultural urban area. The majority of its pupils are Muslims. The other is in a mainly white, rural area of Gloucestershire. By law both schools should hold a daily act of Christian collective worship and offer a religious education that is mainly Christian. But is that appropriate in a school where Christianity is not the predominantly practised religion?
At a time when church attendances are at an all-time low and family values are a political battlefield, this programme visits both schools to report on the contentious issue of religious education, examining the subject from the point of view of pupils, teachers and parents.
Producer Peter Swain
A Roger Bolton production for BBCtv