Should religious classes in school be replaced with ethics?

"In many countries, there is a principle of separation between the Church and the state. In light of this principle, the elimination of religious lessons from the school curriculum and their replacement with ethics is seen as necessary. This provides equal opportunities for education regardless of religious beliefs or convictions. Ethics is seen as a field that can be shared by everyone, regardless of their beliefs. Therefore, teaching ethics in schools can influence the shaping of general moral norms. Do you believe that religious lessons should be replaced with ethics lessons? Is there a choice between religion and ethics in your children's schools? Should ethics lessons be mandatory, and religious lessons be optional? What is your opinion on this matter?"