The Government’s amendment tonight to the Children, Schools and Families bill about teaching sex education is a welcome u turn from forcing faith schools to abandon their basic articles of faith and principles. I have been very clear from an early stage that enforcing something that is contrary to religious community’s faith is illiberal and unacceptable in the 21st century.
Faith schools should be able to teach children about sex according to their faiths and not dictated to by secularists.
Whilst recognising this is indeed progress we still believe that the Government has to stop bashing faith groups and their schools, these faith schools add great value to many communities in this country, the Government must recognise and accept this.
Faith schools should be free to teach children according to their faiths, the high standards in these schools speak for themselves.”
We should not give in to the secularists who want to marginalise faith from our public life.
Faith schools should be able to teach children about sex according to their faiths and not dictated to by secularists.
Whilst recognising this is indeed progress we still believe that the Government has to stop bashing faith groups and their schools, these faith schools add great value to many communities in this country, the Government must recognise and accept this.
Faith schools should be free to teach children according to their faiths, the high standards in these schools speak for themselves.”
We should not give in to the secularists who want to marginalise faith from our public life.