Easily the Catholic school.
I went to a Catholic school, and was an altar boy for several years. Unfortunately I didn't get bummed by a priest, no matter how hard I tried; no matter how high I wore my cassock or even when I used to pour holy water all over the chest of my white robes.
As soon as I started to think for myself I began to question Catholicism and religion as a whole and am now not religious in the slightest. I don't believe children should be taught religion as a fact; they should be given the option once they are mature enough to consider both sides of an argument.
A good education is a priority. As she grows up you can advise her and help her to see that it's good to question what you are taught.
(TheColonel, Wed 11 Jan 2012, 13:54, Reply)