If you can’t agree, either of you can apply for a Family Court Order to decide the issue.
This may include:
Religious education – Schools can generally rely on one parent’s permission for the child to attend religious education. However, if there’s a disagreement, the school should try to get permission from both parents or follow any relevant court order.
L v H (1996)
Pictures – Schools can provide photographs to parents unless there’s a court order preventing it. In one case where a father who didn’t have day-to-day care asked for photographs of his child, the judge refused this, ruling that the father’s request was for his own benefit, not the child’s, who was actually frightened of him.