The case was brought by an organisation arguing that there's religious bias in South African public schools. The case was brought by OGod, an organisation that argued that there’s religious bias in South African public schools.
But trade union Solidarity, which represents the six schools the case was brought against, says that the Constitution allows public schools to identify with one religion and promote it.
The High Court has ruled that the adoption of a single religion at schools would disadvantage pupils.
Parents and school governing bodies can now determine what religion or religions children are taught at schools.
The High Court has ruled that the adoption of a single religion at schools would disadvantage pupils.
Parents and school governing bodies can now determine what religion or religions children are taught at schools.
