By: Tarrin Webster

Tarrin Webster — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 07:48:23 +0000

This sort of message breeds divisiveness. A public school is not the venue to hold such rallies. The fact that they went ahead with their conference the next day- albeit it in a different form- speaks to nefarious motives.
This kind of bigotry and hate towards normal every day people, smacks of Nuremberg fascist ideology.
Well done to the parents, principal and SGB for taking a stand.

By: Adam Nosworthy

Adam Nosworthy — Sat, 21 Mar 2026 11:20:42 +0000

The fact that events of this nature are even contemplated is baffling – surely the school understand the nature of an event that they will be hosting and either agrees or decides against hosting such. I grew up in the 80’s and while there was Christian National Education and the bible was forced down our throats I do not remember ever having an outside religious based organization visit to espouse their vitriolic propaganda – and that’s saying something for those times. That this kind of event is even considered at a primary school is just mind-blowing. It is also very strange that the governing body only found out about it when parents raised the issue – it sounds to me more like a matter of a disconnect between school management i.e. the headmaster and governing body.

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