Father fails in discrimination case over daughter who opted out of religious classes 

Father fails in discrimination case over daughter who opted out of religious classes 

WRC adjudication officer Breiffni O’Neill said he was satisfied the arrangements by the school for students opting out of religion was transparent. Picture: Colin Keegan/ Collins 

A father has failed in his claim that his daughter suffered discrimination from her school’s failure to allow her to participate in alternative classes after she opted out of religion classes.

The man alleged the school had breached the Equal Status Act on grounds of religion.

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