This bill expands school religious education to include non-religious philosophical worldviews, requiring maintained schools to teach 'religion and worldviews education' and ensuring non-religious voices are represented on curriculum planning bodies.
A Bill to make provision to include non-religious philosophical convictions within the school curriculum; to require that persons who hold non-religious philosophical convictions must be represented at standing advisory councils on religious education and at agreed syllabus conferences; and for connected purposes
Status: In Progress
Current House: Lords
Stage: 2nd reading
Sponsored by: Baroness Burt of Solihull
Introduced: 2022-06-14