With a new creationist academy opening this month, and the prospect of dozens more Church schools on the way, Marilyn Mason advises on how to mount effective opposition.
Michael Rosen on saying No
Jan Fortune-Wood gleans nothing useful from a revolutionary child-rearing manual
Sally Feldman on making your children worship you
Michael Rosen wonders where the modern family ends
An occasional column dedicated to items from the past that ring a familiar note in the present
Keith Porteous Wood, executive director of the National Secular Society, watched from the sidelines as the House of Commons debated the future of faith schools.
Marilyn Mason, education officer of the British Humanist Association, argues that humanists can make common cause with religious groups that suffer discrimination in schools.
Azam Kamguian argues that progressive education is secular education and that Islamic education is predicated on sexual apartheid.
Marnie Smith visits a school on the Pakistan and Afghanistan that is feeding the hunger for learning.