I'm not really sure what to say, except wow. One interesting note: "However, a survey of trainee teachers in the country concluded that religious belief was not a strong determinant of their acceptance of evolution".
I wonder why they do not accept evolution then. Any guesses? To me the single most depressing line in the whole article must be this: "40% of biology teachers agreed with the statement that “much of the scientific community doubts if evolution occurs”; and half disagreed that “modern humans are the product of evolutionary processes”."
Sounds like the old "I'm not descended from a monkey!" thing to me.
I wonder how they "concluded" that. Questionnaire results? Might just be the old trope of "creationism is science, not religion" they're trying to sell for ages.
Hopefully, they looked at the relationship between responses to "I accept evolution" and "I am religious" and did not find a strong correlation.