Amendments tabled this week to make Sex Education compulsory at secondary schools in England have attracted formal support from over 30 MPs from different parties.
Amendments tabled this week to make Sex Education compulsory at secondary schools in England have attracted formal support from over 30 MPs from different parties.
Accord has this week met with the Labour Party's education team in House of Commons to discuss how state funded schools can be made more inclusive.
The Government of one of the few countries that permits religious discrimination by state funded schools has set out ideas for reform. If enacted, the proposals will make faith schools policy in England and Wales even more anomalous.
The Catholic Education Service of England and Wales is to support a judicial review of recent rulings from the Office of the Schools Adjudicator that have found against aspects of the Certificate of Catholic Practice.
Several new and insightful pieces of information have this week been added to Accord's databank of evidence on the policy implications of state funded faith schools and their practices.
