Education
Education about Humanism is a crucial aspect of the BHA’s mission and we provide much other information elsewhere on this website about Humanism today and the humanist tradition.
In this section you can find pages for teachers, students and parents to support education about Humanism, whether in school RE, philosophy and ethics, or in informal educational settings.
For toolkits, ideas for assemblies, humanist discussions of a range of topics studied in school, with discussion questions, and downloadable resources, see our website www.humanismforschools.org.uk
Teachers and governors will also find information about the inclusion of non-religious pupils and their parents in schools and colleges. Use the navigation on the left to locate information and resources relevant to you.
We also have a variety of publications for sale and materials for teachers and schools in our own online shop.
Together with the South Place Ethical Society and the New Humanist magazine, we also run the Hemming essay prize for sixth-formers and a programme of post doctoral Blackham Fellowships for those seeking to convert theses into publishable books.
We also provide speakers to talk about Humanism in your school, college or community group - email us for details.

