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Down with answers (by Myra Zepf, January/February 2012 ): Myra Zepf has a novel New Year's resolution for parents
Dawkins' new book impresses the kids (by Manjit Kumar, November/December 2011 ): With his new book The Magic of Reality, Richard Dawkins wants to introduce children to the wonders of science. He gets a resounding thumbs up from Manjit Kumar's resident young experts
Is it time for atheist schools? (by Francis Beckett, November/December 2010 ): Francis Beckett outlines his proposal for Britain's first avowedly humanist state school
Don't fall into the faith school trap (by Rabbi Jonathan Romain, November/December 2010 ): Responding to Francis Beckett's proposal for a humanist school, Rabbi Jonathan Romain of the Accord Coalition warns of the risks of endorsing religious segregation in education
Faith in schools? (by Jim Mulligan, November/December 2010 ): Thanks largely to immigration, religious belief is making a comeback in our schools. Should we be concerned? Jim Mulligan visits Ed Miliband’s old school to find out.
Good books? (by Danny Postel, July/August 2009 ): What can humanist parents use in the battle against religious indoctrination? Danny Postel investigates
Natural Born Philosophers (by Stephen Law, Summer 2001 ): Children are natural born philosophers argues Stephen Law
Cut the strings (by Carl Honoré, Web Exclusive, January 2009): The rise of pushy helicopter parents is holding children back, says Carl Honoré
Banned: the hidden censorship of children's books (by Anne Rooney, Web Exclusive, September 2010): Tibet, sausages and masturbating mice – as Banned Book Week begins, Anne Rooney explores the hidden restrictions on what your children read
Let the kids believe in Santa (by Myra Zepf, Web Exclusive, December 2011): Atheists shouldn’t crush the magic of Christmas, says Myra Zepf