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Education

A child’s education is formational for life. Whether it takes place in a school or a home environment, it has tremendous power for good or evil, in shaping the character and values of young people. As pressures increase from LGBT campaigners and secularists, it is increasingly important that Christians are active in shaping educational policy and discipling young people. At Christian Concern we believe that ultimate responsibility for educating children lies with the parents, not the state. We campaign for parental freedoms and education that reflects Biblical values.

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6

Media Appearances

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Do parents in Birmingham have right to protest LGBT lessons at their children's primary school?
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Roger Kiska talks to BBC Radio about School worker Kristie, sacked for sharing concerns about RSE
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Roger Kiska talks to Premier about the case of Christian sacked for sharing concerns about RSE

Articles

  • Schools being told 'Sex at 13 is normal'
    November 4th, 2014
    Schools are being pointed to a diagnostic tool suggesting that ‘sex at 13’ is normal, a Parliamentary committee has been told. Appearing in front of the Education Select Committee, Sarah Carter of the Family Education Trust, pointed MPs to the ‘Traffic Light Tool’ produced by ‘sexual health’ group Brook.
  • Row continues over government's approach to faith schools
    November 2nd, 2014
    Controversy over the impact of new regulations on faith schools has continued to plague the Department for Education.
  • Education Secretary challenged over 'downgrading' of Christian school
    October 31st, 2014
    The Chair of Governors of a small Christian school that was told by Ofsted inspectors that it should bring in leaders of other faiths, such as an Imam, to take lessons and collective worship, has written to the Education Secretary raising his concerns.

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