Yes, as I thought, maybe at an International school but even from what you have shared with us we can see it's a....well....cautious approach for sure, 'dipping their toes in' so to speak, even the title of the course section it comes under is fairly ambiguous to put a good spin on it. Certainly appears to be a fairly new concept for most places.
Can see that's a completely parental approvement thing approach to prevent any knee-jerk reactions, which is right, and shows just how ground breaking it is here whilst anticipating that it could possibly be met with some refusals but is worded and approached/presented in the right way.
However, that making it into your average mainstream Catholic or government school is probably a long way off yet, too much of a 'hot potato' to grasp, not to mention most Catholic schools are run by a priest or nun that has been around since the 1920s and isn't going to see the progressive side in this one.
At an International school they have a bit more room to manouver as the parents will perhaps be more progressive/international themselves (not to mention richer) and perhaps more well traveled, but can see it is still being approached cautously by the school.
Let's hope it works as successful ideas/practices in the international schools slowly drip down to the others. Keeping some power in the hands of the parents may well be the right way to start it all off. I suppose you'll have to see how it pans out.
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