Moonsun wrote:
My daughters school offers GCSE religious studies, as a newbie what I understand from the options booklet is that Christianity and Hinduism is taught
As we follow a siffiermet faith and my daughter goes to Sunday school where they have essentially covered GCSE level for our faith can I ask the teacher if she could do our faith and one other religion?
Is that appropriate ?
Is that possible?
It would make life easier with one less thing to study for her in the burgeoning GCSE syllabus
Tbh, I would think it unlikely that the school would change the syllabus they teach on the basis of one student's prior learning. Whether it were to be,
not including a particular religion because someone spent hours of their free time studying one of the elements of the syllabus,
or studying a different religion from the course already planned, so that one student wouldn't have to do as much work as the other hundred and however many students in the year.
I may be completely wrong, though, so why not ask anyway? The worst they can only say is no

.
Although when you say, 'offers GCSE religious studies', do you mean that it is an option, not a required subject? If that is the case, I think I
can guess what the school's response might be...