Devilfish
DW Regular
Does the school canteen supply meat at normal lunch times?
If so, what's the difference?
If so, what's the difference?
Not flaming Hamba or anyone else for that matter. But with that said id just like to point out that teaching our children "tolerance" of others beliefs and cultures Must start at school. It goes both ways too, IE the parents who "may" be offended can teach their kids that other children from other cultures can and do eat meat that is not Halal or whatever. They can then teach their kids the why's and what not and even the difference between COE and Muslim beliefs. At the same time the COE kids can get to eat their meat and be taught that while it is fine for our/their religion/culture to eat meat it is not fine for all cultures.
This could be done as a parent teacher sort of thing. Either way it is the sort of thing that will stick in a kids mind. Now we have to ask ourself what do we want our kids remembering from their 1st school xmas party ?
1. We couldn't eat meat because..... Or
2. We could eat meat but my friend couldn't because......
Out of the two choices i would pick no.2 - But it shouldn't even need mentioned in all reality, But if needs must.......
Thing is i feel so sad for these kids as what sort of school life are they heading for ? Where a small group of kids will end up in seclusion rather than intergating properly and just making friends like all kids do.
A sad state of affairs indeed.
Surely the school are covering there arses in case of any food poisoning.
i think it is foooooking ridiculous when you have to pussfoot around every different religion,no offense but if they dont like it who cares,when i go to other countries i respect there religion and beliefs they should do the same
The bottom line is THIS IS THE UK if people don't like what do in the uk then don't come here
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