by MUSTAFA FIELD MBE MODERN Britain is as diverse as it has ever been. People of over 200 different nationalities now call the UK home, and more than 300 different languages are spoken in British schools. Added to this rich cauldron of diversity is a host of religions, denominations and world views that stand outside the nine main faith traditions in the UK. As such, the findings recently released by the Commission on Religious Education (RE) – that around a third of secondary schools do not offer RE as an option at GCSE or that less than a quarter of…

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