...teaching in public elementary schools. It enacted that " in any school provided by a School Board, no religious catechism or religious formulary which...of any particular denomination, shall be taught." When the County Councils, under the Education Act of 1902, took over the old Board Schools, religious...

...Bill, representing 'a crucial change in the role of the state', contained a vital, secularist clause: 'No religious catechism or religious formulary which...any particular denomination shall be taught in the school.'47 Dilutions to the Bill, however, meant that elementary education became a scramble over souls:...

...Cowper-Temple, an Anglican and chair of the National Education Union. The 'Cowper-Temple clause' provided that 'no religious catechism or religious formulary which...particular denomination shall be taught in the school' maintained by a school board. Although preferred by Prime Minister William Gladstone and some cabinet...

...accepted the Cowper-Temple clause, that in schools 'hereafter established by means of local rates, no religious catechism or religious formulary which...distinctive of any particular denomination shall be taught'. The great majority of denominational schools, most of which were Anglican National Society schools,...

...Schüler/innen aller Konfessionen, anglikanischer wie nonkonformistischer Denomination, gerecht zu werden: „No religious catechism or religious formulary which...distinctive of any particular denomination shall be 250 Das Experiment des multireligiösen Religionsunterrichts in England ist inzwischen vor allem auf...

...book." enacted by section 14 of the Act of 1870, commonly known The as the Cowper-Temple clause, that " no religious catechism or religious formulary which is distinctive of any particular clause. denomination shall be taught in the school." This section is not in practice any valid protection...