Demand for primary ethics classes outstrips supply due to volunteer shortage

By Tanya Marschke
Updated September 8 2017 - 3:17pm, first published 12:05pm
GROWING POPULARITY: Volunteer ethics teacher Alison Bennett wants to give children who are not enrolled in special religious education a viable alternative and is encouraging other parents, grand parents and residents to consider volunteering as an ethics teacher. Photo: JUDE KEOGH
GROWING POPULARITY: Volunteer ethics teacher Alison Bennett wants to give children who are not enrolled in special religious education a viable alternative and is encouraging other parents, grand parents and residents to consider volunteering as an ethics teacher. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

Demand for Primary Ethics classes is outstripping the supply of volunteer teachers prompting a call for more volunteers to sign up.

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