What wedge, GUEST 7:09? I may well be suffering from Yankee ignorance, but isn't the C of E an established church? Doesn't the UK lack a concept of "separation of church & state?" Therefore there's nothing in the least wrong with a state agency of any kind endorsing the established church. Whether "others" need to be catered to, and to what degree, is certainly something that should be taken into account, but barring disestablishment, I don't see why having the C of E school be the state-offered public education is the least bit problematic. Then again, it isn't my problem to begin with.