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Election 2026: School worship opt-out a key priority in children’s rights manifesto

Election 2026: School worship opt-out a key priority in children’s rights manifesto

Let’s not withdraw: Philosophy with Children as an alternative

Let’s not withdraw: Philosophy with Children as an alternative
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New FOI data reveals widespread Christian evangelising in Scotland’s schools: Herald exclusive

New FOI data reveals widespread Christian evangelising in Scotland’s schools: Herald exclusive
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We raise alarm on possible legal challenges to unlawful religious observance in Herald exclusive

We raise alarm on possible legal challenges to unlawful religious observance in Herald exclusive
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Humanist Society Scotland in 2026: The Year Ahead

Humanist Society Scotland in 2026: The Year Ahead

Amended school worship bill remains flawed as committee rejects pupil opt-out

Amended school worship bill remains flawed as committee rejects pupil opt-out

MSPs voice support for pupil opt-out as Holyrood presses ahead with flawed Religious Observance Bill

MSPs voice support for pupil opt-out as Holyrood presses ahead with flawed Religious Observance Bill

Two-thirds of Scots support independent pupil opt-out for religious observance, new poll shows

Two-thirds of Scots support independent pupil opt-out for religious observance, new poll shows

‘Children are not stakeholders to be appeased’: Education Secretary criticised for bowing to church pressure over school worship bill

‘Children are not stakeholders to be appeased’: Education Secretary criticised for bowing to church pressure over school worship bill

Take action to end compulsory religious worship in schools! Contact your MSPs, donate to our campaign fundraiser

Take action to end compulsory religious worship in schools! Contact your MSPs, donate to our campaign fundraiser

Our CEO makes case for ending compulsory worship in schools to Holyrood committee

Our CEO makes case for ending compulsory worship in schools to Holyrood committee