According to the Sydney Morning Herald ethics classes will be introduced in New South Wales, Australia schools, offering an alternative to religious studies, the Premier, Nathan Rees, will announce today. Ten primary schools will begin a trial next year of the classes as an alternative to religious education. The programme will teach students about ”fairness”, the importance of telling the truth and about how to deal with bullying. ”Parents have said they want their children to be fully engaged when they are at school,” Mr Rees said. “The current system, however, does not allow for educational classes for children who do not participate in scripture (Religious Studies). Read the full article.
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