Should politics replace religious studies in the curriculum?
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I entirely support politics being added as part of the curriculum, but in addition to religious studies, not instead of it.
Definitely think politics should be added to the curriculum.
However not details on policies because this can easily be biased.
Just the details on how to vote, the structure of parliament and what people's rights are.
However not details on policies because this can easily be biased.
Just the details on how to vote, the structure of parliament and what people's rights are.
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