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At the sharp end

Posted on 25/09/2023 by stewculbard

In 1955, when I was a boy aged 10 years, my parents decided to remove the family from Cardiff, South Wales, to Melbourne, Australia. We sailed from Liverpool on May 15, and for the next four weeks we tolerated life … Continue reading →

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Myth-busting

Posted on 21/05/2018 by stewculbard

In my previous article (120: No More Faith Schools) I argued that, in a contemporary multi-cultural society, it is necessary to have a secular education system. There is no place for a state-supported system of faith schools. Such schools are … Continue reading →

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