25% commitment regardless of faith?

And the 75%?

In practice reserve less than 50% for Christian applicants?

Doesn't sound like education regardless of faith to me.

Just out of interest, there is no such thing as a Christian child. You can be brought up in a household of Christian adults, but unless and until you make that commitment as an adult, you are not a Christian. I have been baptised, it is no more and no less than a tradition, as indeed I had christenings for my children. It keeps the older generations happy and as babies, they are hardly going to be affected by the experience.

Oh, just noticed the bit about the syllabus being developed by the local diocese... A bit like chicken runs being designed by foxes...