faith school

British  

noun

1. a school that provides a general education within a framework of a specific religious belief

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Example Sentences

Each concert offers a different kind of refuge as its theme: Home, Faith, School, Family and Memory.

From New York Times

"A lot of them just don't know how to deal with things - or they're worried about saying the wrong thing, especially with it being a faith school," Ellie says.

From BBC

Yesodey Hatorah is a faith school serving Stamford Hill’s Haredi Jewish community, which is the largest in Europe.

From The Guardian

"The Plymouth Brethren Community, in accordance with Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights legislation, wish to have recognition as a grant-aided faith school serving their religious faith community while recognizing that such a school would have places available for pupils beyond this Church fellowship," states the proposal.

From BBC

Parkfield, which has about 740 pupils aged three to 11, is not a faith school, but people representing multiple religions are reported to have taken part in protests.

From BBC