Sally Hope believes that of all people, Christians should be engaged with those in society who have had a lousy start
Did you have the opportunity to attend a faith-based school?
What helped you settle into a new place?
Do you think there’s any connection between maths and faith?
Was psychology a subject offered at your school?
Were your transitions to a new school harder for you, or for your child?
How valuable were chats with your parents on the journey to school?
How did you find ‘English’ studies?
Did your exam results at 16 define your next steps?
Do you have a basic grasp of economics?
How significant were results days for you?
How would you cope with a phone ban?
Which part of geography did you like best?
What were the faith based school options for you?
How aware are you of this issue?
Did you ‘try something’ out of curiosity?
Do you know a teen who questions the basics about Jesus?
Do you recall the views about sex from your sixth form days?
What’s your best tip for coping at exam time?
Have you ever used a private tuor?
Were you a fan of his books in your youth?
Does the word ’politics’ excite or depress you?
How did you rate history at your school?
Have you ever broken up a fight?
Are you aware of what is being taught about gender and sexuality at your children’s school?
Do you know a young person facing mental health challenges?
Do you think your parents made the right choice?
Jared Stacy warns UK Christians that the more belligerent approaches don’t work and aren’t the way of Jesus.
Would you have enjoyed home education?
How has your relationship with your children changed over time?
What helped you through your exams?
Can you recall the day you ended full-time education?
The day will be the first of very many. why not make the most of it?
Can you remember your first day at secondary school?
Ruth Jackson reflecting on the Soul Survivor talks and seminars that really impacted her and the one that stood out most.
12-year-old Jonathan Bryan was labelled with profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD). The only part of his body he has full control over is his eyes, which he uses to communicate. He shares his experience of education, faith and the need for us to create spaces for all children and young people to actively contribute
Claire Musters shares how a difficult situation with her son’s schooling has reminded her that God cares deeply for our children