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Almost a third of all state schools in Denmark say they are prepared to show consideration for their pupils' religious sensitivities, but experts question whether it is a good idea.
A survey carried out by Politiken Research shows that both urban and rural schools are prepared to consider their pupils' religions in daily activities, but politicians and experts say schools must be careful.
"In Denmark we have a certain set of values, and state schools are a good place to learn them, so there should be no special conditions," says Danish People's Party Education Spokeswoman Marlene Harpsøe.