Faith Inclusive Education

Building good relations with people of different faiths and beliefs

“As members of the human family, we should show each other respect and courtesy. In our dealings with people of other faiths and beliefs, this means exercising good will and:

• Respecting other people’s freedom within the law to express their beliefs and convictions
• Learning to understand what others actually believe and value, and letting them express this in their own terms
• Respecting the convictions of others about food, dress and social etiquette and not behaving in ways which cause needless offence
• Recognising that all of us at times fall short of the ideals of our own traditions and never comparing our own ideals with other people’s practices
• Working to prevent disagreement from leading to conflict
• Always seeking to avoid violence in our relationships.”

Extract from: https://www.interfaith.org.uk/resources/building-good-relations-with-people-of-different-faiths-and-beliefs

Interfaith Forum

The Interfaith Forum seeks to promote good interfaith relationships on campus and promote understanding between people of different faiths and those of no faith. It acts as a formal conduit from the university community to university management on matters of religion and belief and helps communicate with all staff and students on faith-related issues.

Key contact: Gavin Taylor,  Head of Student Services 

Key Policies

• Religion and belief: Code of Practice
• Religious Observation Policy

Useful resources

• Ramadan Calendar 2025 - dates are subject to change created by Sheikh Musa Admani – City St Georges - University Imam, Clerkenwell Campus. 
• Creating an inclusive approach to teaching and learning during Ramadan: A brief evidence-based guide for educators in the UK