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Queensland’s regulator of non-state schools is investigating two Christian schools following a complaint by the Rationalist Society of Australia about the teaching of religious stories
The Rationalist Society of Australia has asked the federal education minister whether his department will be investigating to determine the extent of the problem of
Queensland-based Christian schools receiving millions of dollars from taxpayers are teaching religious myths, including “God’s great creation” and “Noah’s flood”, as part of science classes,
A Christian school that receives millions of dollars in taxpayers’ money says it gives its science students “different perspectives”, including the creationist perspective, in relation
The Rationalist Society of Australia (RSA) is calling for changes to the proposed national curriculum to include greater recognition of the contribution of non-religious Australians.
President of the RSA Dr Meredith Doig advocates education about religions, not instruction in religious doctrines.
