Try the political quiz

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 @9H5XM7Vanswered…5mos5MO

Children should be taught about values and beliefs within the UK, however these should all be presented in order to allow them to make their own decisions.

 @9H5V52Ganswered…5mos5MO

All options shoujd be presented. So that the individual can make a choice given all options

 @9H94FRHLibertariananswered…5mos5MO

Tell children about the country through history lessons during the year before their last year of primary school. Believe me, kids understand. And in their last year as well, tell them the full and correct history from other countries points of views, let them learn in their own ways and do not force them to support the country and be overly patriotic if they decide they don't want that, just because you live here doesn't mean you should be forced to agree this country is the best. It's not. They still have to abide by the laws, but that doesn't mean they have to like the country and they should certainly not be forced to and should know ALL the facts starting at a young age to be aware of this.

 @9H5V4P6Liberal Democratanswered…5mos5MO

Students should be taught about it, but it should not be forced onto students.

 @9H5V39Nanswered…5mos5MO

yes but only a patriotic agenda schools should never promoted an anti patriotic agenda

 @9H5V4J8Labouranswered…5mos5MO

Education should play a significant role with history lessons as it could produce more potential politicians.

 @9H7JLQTanswered…5mos5MO

Education should cover positive aspects of British history and society but should not force any specific concept of British patriotism that should otherwise develop naturally