Sharing/conflict resolution at nursery school?

onlyroz

quidsy wrote: »

This doesn't make sense. please expland on what you are trying to say.

Perhaps you can give an example of a secular country where you are not allowed to attend a church/mosque/synagogue/temple should you wish to do so?

notanewuser

quidsy wrote: »

This doesn't make sense. please expland on what you are trying to say.

It makes perfect sense. The state education is secular. If you want religion, you're free as a parent to make that choice and observe outside of school hours.

notanewuser

lostinrates wrote: »

I agree, it is an option though, but it agree I probably would not choose it in your shoes.

Fwiw, I'm also in favour of diversity of language but I suppose the same argument could be had" just because Welsh has been spoken for all these years why still do it when its a minor tongue...'

Oldest language in Europe. Why do children at posh private schools learn latin? There are many benefits that come from being bilingual at an early age.

(By learning it, the language won't die. Hard to explain if you're not welsh but after hundreds of years of English oppression, the Welsh language is a real celebration of freedom.)

quidsy

onlyroz wrote: »

Perhaps you can give an example of a secular country where you are not allowed to attend a church/mosque/synagogue/temple should you wish to do so?

I have not mentioned mentioned synagogues/temples & mosques? I was talking about the right to choice & to disagree with the religious practices in this country. In more secular countries people are still persectued for being in a religious minority or killed for not bowing to the local non secular beliefs.

quidsy

notanewuser wrote: »

It makes perfect sense. The state education is secular. If you want religion, you're free as a parent to make that choice and observe outside of school hours.

I was actually referring to your sentance structure. It didn't make sense. You have clarified & I have replied.

notanewuser

quidsy wrote: »

I was actually referring to your sentance structure. It didn't make sense. You have clarified & I have replied.

Wasn't my sentence.

quidsy

Oldest language in Europe

So it is part of welsh culture & identity?

notanewuser

quidsy wrote: »

I have not mentioned mentioned synagogues/temples & mosques? I was talking about the right to choice & to disagree with the religious practices in this country. In more secular countries people are still persectued for being in a religious minority or killed for not bowing to the local secular beliefs.

Which ones, please?

notanewuser

quidsy wrote: »

So it is part of welsh culture & identity?

I suppose so. But one that people are actively engaged with.

onlyroz

quidsy wrote: »

I have not mentioned mentioned synagogues/temples & mosques? I was talking about the right to choice & to disagree with the religious practices in this country. In more secular countries people are still persectued for being in a religious minority or killed for not bowing to the local secular beliefs.

I think that perhaps you misunderstand what "secular" means.