One of the largest and longest running studies of social attitudes, the World Values Survey, has found that UK families value their child’s “self-expression” more than the importance of children doing what they are told. The number of British people who thought that children should be taught obedience fell from 42% in 1990 to just …
Our supporters in Northern Ireland are holding a conference on 13th June at the T3 Conference Centre, House of Vic-Ryn Moira Road, Lisburn, County Antrim. Our speakers include broadcaster Fr Calvin Robinson, Tony Rucinski of Coalition for Marriage and Lucy Marsh, Communication Officer at FET. The event starts at …
PRESS RELEASE 12th May 2023 New appointments to the team at Family Education Trust Family Education Trust (FET) has announced three new appointments to its team. Peter Williams has been appointed Director and will formally join FET in mid-June. Most recently Media and Communications Manager at the Anscombe Bioethics Centre, Peter brings over a decade …
After a very long winter, spring – and our spring bulletin are both finally here! The main news in this issue is that bookings for our 2023 annual conference are now OPEN and you can book and pay for your place on our website link Alternatively, you can book on Eventbrite We’re looking forward to …
We have written to the Chief Executive of the Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society (ALCS) about two books it has shortlisted for its Educational Writers Award. This is an award for creative educational writing for those aged 11-18. The two books are What’s the T? by Juno Dawson and The Art of Drag by Jake Hall. Both Hall and …