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Tag Archives: education
Religious education – or running scared?
When I was at Grammar School in the 1960’s the demolition of Christianity had already started. Assemblies were perfunctory – a hymn, a Bible reading, and a couple of prayers. There was one period of Religious Education for every class, often ‘single-sex’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Clarke, Christianity, education, faith, Islam, Judaism, morality, Religion, religious education, schools
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Our Church Schools are worth fighting for
Why does a section of our society – including some politicians and some teachers – get so angry about Church Schools? Last Saturday’s Question Time had one of the panel asserting that we are a secular society and there is … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic Church, education, family, home, home-schooling, secularism, teachers
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