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Oak CE Primary School - Logos - Church of England

Oak CE Primary School – Logos – Church of England. Image: Huddersfield Examiner.

Oak CE Primary School – Church of England: Parents at the Huddersfield primary school have been left furious after council officials removed the Christian cross from the school’s logo. When the school was launched, it boasted a logo with an oak tree whose branches took the shape of the cross, because of its Christian connections.

It is a voluntary controlled school, meaning that it is State-funded and governance is shared between Kirklees Council and the Church of England. But just a few weeks later, the cross has been replaced with three branches, and the original logo used on large banners and school uniforms had also been changed.

Headmaster David Bendall insisted that the logo with a cross was just a ‘temporary design’, adding that the oak tree was a better symbol because it represents ‘many beliefs’.  See the full story here… dailymail.co.uk

 

More resources:

http://www.christianpost.com/news/christian-school-goes-on-lockdown-after-parents-protest-removal-of-cross-from-logo-165892/Christian School Goes on ‘Lockdown’ After Parents Protest Removal of Cross From Logo – Christian Post A new Church of England-associated school has been forced to go on “lockdown” as it is faces outrage from parents and students for removing a cross from its student-designed school logo. According to the Huddersfield Daily Examiner, parents and…

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/christian-cross-removed-new-school-8306588Christian cross is removed from new school logo ‘following complaints it was offensive’ – Mirror.co.uk The school is in a diverse area with a high Muslim population but Niki said she thought parents of all beliefs accepted that the school was a Church of England school. She added: “I’ve got quite a few Muslim friends at the school and I asked them does …

http://www.somersetcountygazette.co.uk/news/14556367.Youngsters_from_St_Peter___s_Church_of_England_First_School_cycle_for_charity/Youngsters from St Peter’s Church of England First School cycle for charity – Somerset County Gazette SEVEN youngsters from St Peter’s Church of England First School in Williton took part in a sponsored bike ride. The challenge took place on May 27 where the children cycled three miles around the school playground. The group raised a total of £186 for …

 

 

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