Schools controlled by a religious organisation are called?

Schools controlled by a religious organisation are called?

• A. State Schools
• B. Private Schools
• C. Faith Schools
• D. Selective education

Answer: (C)

Faith schools are schools run or guided by a religious organisation. They embed religious beliefs in the school's ethos, routines, and often in parts of the curriculum, and in some systems may give priority to pupils of that faith. That focus on being controlled by a religious group is what makes this label the best fit. State schools are government-run and secular-leaning, private schools are independently run (and may be religious or not), and selective education refers to how students are admitted, not who controls the school.

Faith schools are schools run or guided by a religious organisation. They embed religious beliefs in the school's ethos, routines, and often in parts of the curriculum, and in some systems may give priority to pupils of that faith. That focus on being controlled by a religious group is what makes this label the best fit. State schools are government-run and secular-leaning, private schools are independently run (and may be religious or not), and selective education refers to how students are admitted, not who controls the school.