I would be on the father's side, he is a practical man! Not religious minded!!
In modern days, most of the children would not be happy to learn about religion, i take myself as the example, i never opted for religions or religious learning!
It all depends of the person, if he is fascinated by religion, then he would surely want to learn about it when he is grown up or at a reasonable age!

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where will religion bring her??????

Going to an international school is much better she is sure to have a good education and a bright future..

Religious education her parenst can teach her..but if the child has received a good socialisation, then I don't think religious education is important..

Why all her most of you are talking about religious school teaching religion?? Do you really think that these schools have only that to share?? Anyhow what have the parents decided to do afterwards Argentite??

The level of education should be their priority but the parents must also realise that education sometimes is not enough, the rules and regulations set in a conventional school is also very important for a child before making a choice.

If the catholic school could provide the same standard of education ass the other school I think that the daughter could as well go there.In this way she could have a good education and also a good religious background which could be very important for the future.I hope that they will be able to settle quickly on this situation.

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Why not talk about it to the daughter and find out what she seems to like more, what she's more attracted to?
Both are important..but in my opinion (that's my personal point of view), the formal education can bring her more opportunities in her future life..

well according to me, if you are a good student, eager to learn, then wherever the school might be, you'll be taught the same subjects there, with the same level of education, both the international school and the catholic school are good, it all depends on where you wish to send your child to study. i believe that each teacher's goal is to give the same kind of education to all children, in whatever school.

They are both correct, if she goes to a catholic school, she will learn more about religion and values. If she goes to an international school the focus will be more about education, hard work and rewards. Though religion is important for some people, education will lead her further in life. Unless you think she’ll make a good nun or worker in the religion field, I would prioritize the international school if it were about my daughter.

i also agree that education should be the biggest priority but this does not mean that religion should be ignored. i agree with the father. religion can also be taught at home or even at sunday schools...
but the school from where you get educated is more important...