Ethics classes hidden from parents, say supporters

By Sean Nicholls
Updated August 14 2012 - 2:13pm, first published August 4 2012 - 3:00am
Education Minister Adrian Piccoli ... said the government "agrees that there ought to be an alternative provided for students who are not undertaking scripture classes."
Education Minister Adrian Piccoli ... said the government "agrees that there ought to be an alternative provided for students who are not undertaking scripture classes."

PROPOSED changes to the way parents are notified about the option of ethics classes in NSW schools have been criticised by supporters, who claim they are a deliberate attempt to stymie the classes' take up.

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