By
Hannah Wickins2025-02-06T05:00:00
‘The bill proposes objectives that at first glance ostensibly shield children from potential harm, even from well-intentioned but ‘ill-informed’ parents. In reality, the small print will render parents defenceless against state intrusion,’ says Hannah Wickens.
A fellow home-educator mother sent out a concerned text message within our community a few days ago, highlighting how the proposed Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill could potentially impede our faith-filled teaching within our own households, a space once revered as sacred and safe.
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