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Submissions, presentations and research on religious education and faith schools
Forms, guidance and templates for withdrawal from Religious Education lessons and collective worship.
- Withdrawal from RE (PDF, 42K)
Withdrawal from Religious Education Lessons
- NUT Faith Schools Working Party Submission (PDF, 173K)
NUT Faith Schools Working Party
Synopsis of Evidence given by National Secular Society on 7 February 2007 - Living apart together (PDF, 681K)
British Muslims and the paradox of multiculturalism
Munira Mirza, Abi Senthilkumaran and Zein Ja'far
Policy Exchange
- Religious Schools in London (PDF, 203K)
Religious Schools in London: School Admissions, Religious Composition and Selectivity?
- The Impact Of Faith Schools On Pupil Performance (PDF, 136K)
By the National Foundation for Educational Research
- Letter from the Religious Education Council fro England and Wales (PDF, 106K)
To Andrew Dinsmore MP, Chair of the Joint Committee on Human Rights
- Presentation to NUT Conference 23 Nov 2007 (PDF, 38K)
Some Key Issues from The NSS for NUT Consultative Conference on Faith Schools, 23 November 2007
- Religious Schools (PDF, 42K)
Religious Schools was published in Keeping the Faith?, published by the NASUWT teaching untion in March 2008.
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Guardian, 20 November 2008
Independent, 20 November 2008
Times. 20 November 2008
The police must act against a Christian group using intimidation and bullying against bookshops and artists to attempt censorship of what it considers ‘blasphemous’ art, says the National Secular Society.
Secularists are calling on the Education Secretary, Ed Balls, to crack down hard on the teaching of creationism in schools. The call comes in the light of a new survey from Teachers TV showing that 30% of teachers support the idea of creationism being given equivalent status to evolution.