Erosion of Public Trust Threatens Parliament’s Democratic Mandate As 835 Letters Land in Westminster, a Rare Civic Appeal Urges the Lords...

A Nation’s Soul Is Measured by How It Raises Its Children—and Who It Allows to Do So The Oldest Bond. The Newest Threat. The Line Must Be...

Ministers claimed activist reports had no influence—yet official documents prove those very groups were used to justify legislation that...

On 18th May, home educating families, teachers, SEN families and many others will be gathering as one united voice to stand against the government's proposed Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

A Historic Reckoning: Is Britain Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Democracy? For those who care about the soul of Britain On 1 May 2025,...

Peers Warn of ‘State Surveillance’ and Constitutional Overreach as Government Faces Growing Rebellion in the Upper House London, 1 May...

Constitutional Integrity, Parental Rights, and Religious Freedom at Breaking Point as Communities Across Britain Mobilise 10,000 Parents...

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill aims to ease financial pressure on families by capping school uniform branding requirements and introducing free breakfast clubs in all state-funded primary schools across England. These changes support children's wellbeing, reduce costs, and promote equal access to learning from day one.

Outburst comes after anti-racism campaigners disrupt event in South Yorkshire and are escorted out

Amanda Spielman says outlined changes ‘put unions and union members ahead of children’

Schools Bill Risks Serious Constitutional and Human Rights Crisis

The fight for our children's future: Stopping government intrusion into our homes For generations, parents in the UK have had the fundamental right to raise and educate their children in a way that aligns with their values, beliefs, and unique needs. However, this basic right is now under threat like never before.

Parents rally against The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill: Defending home education and parental rights

A bill designed to "raise education standards" in England has been dropped, the education secretary has said.

Education Secretary James Cleverly refuses to admit own ‘awful’ A-Level grades

The Schools Bill makes radical changes

HIGH COURT JUDGE GRANTS WELSH PARENTS’ JUDICIAL REVIEW OF CONTROVERSIAL RELATIONSHIP & SEX EDUCATION

Government is planning compulsory national register but details of penalties are yet to be determined https://www.theguardian.com/educati...