article_snippet: ‘become a religious minority’ after her daughter was allocated a place at a Sikh school.
article_snippet: Freya Jarvis said 11-year-old Freya has been looking forward to moving up to secondary school in September.
article_snippet: ‘shocked and upset’ by the decision by council admissions officers to give 11-year-old Freya a place at the Khalsa Secondary Academy, despite the decision by council admissions officers to give her a place at the Khalsa Secondary Academy not being named as one of 11-year-old Freya preferred choices.
article_snippet: Khalsa Secondary Academy, where Freya Jarvis does not want Freya Jarvis 11-year-old daughter Freya to go as her 11-year-old daughter Freya would be a 'minority' The Sikh faith school opened in the village of Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, last September despite protests from residents.
article_snippet: Mrs Jarvis, who lives in the nearby village of Farnham Royal, said most of 11-year-old Freya’s friends have been allocated places at a school in the town of Beaconsfield.
article_snippet: while We aren’t wanting 11-year-old Freya to go to a Christian school, her 11-year-old daughter Freya should not be expected to attend a Sikh school,’ said Mrs Jarvis.
article_snippet: In this day and age I could not imagine ever sending my child to a school where her 11-year-old daughter Freya would become a minority. '
article_snippet: Although it’s open to all, each day they take students off for morning prayers and her 11-year-old daughter Freya would not be doing that, and her 11-year-old daughter Freya would, therefore, be taken out and isolated.
article_snippet: I’m not sure her 11-year-old daughter Freya would be able to cope with that.
highlights_snippet: Freya Jarvis not happy at being allocated Khalsa Secondary Academy .
  
highlights_snippet: Jarviscould not imagine' Freya Jarvis child being a 'minority' at school .
  