Your child and their school: 4 ways Christian parents can raise faithful children in a secular school

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“Is my child’s school going to be supportive of our family’s Christian faith?”

“How do I respond when topics are taught that I believe go against Biblical truth?”

“Should we consider homeschooling?”

If you’ve found yourself wrestling with questions like these, you’re not alone.

In today’s increasingly secular landscape, it’s no surprise that Christian parents across the UK are growing increasingly concerned about what their children encounter in the classroom. From lessons on sexuality and gender identity to shifts in moral thinking, the pressure on Christian families to stay grounded in their faith feels stronger than ever. So what’s the right response? And how can we help our children thrive at school without compromising their beliefs and relationship with Jesus?

Let’s turn to Scripture.

Ready, Respectful, and Rooted

In 1 Peter 3:15, Peter is writing to Christians scattered amongst a pagan world, encouraging believers to be ready to ……

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