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Wales Humanists Wales Humanists is part of Humanists UK. We act as a voice for the non-religious in Wales and provide non-religious ceremonies.

We are the national organisation representing the views of the non-religious in Wales, and we work to promote a secular state and human rights and equality throughout our nation. We offer accredited celebrants who provide non-religious funerals, weddings, and baby-naming ceremonies. [email protected]
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Falling pupil numbers mean Wales needs fewer schools. Provision that is open to every child should be prioritised over s...
07/10/2026

Falling pupil numbers mean Wales needs fewer schools. Provision that is open to every child should be prioritised over schools that can restrict admission based on religion.

Children should not have to choose between taking part in religious worship they do not share, and being separated from ...
18/09/2026

Children should not have to choose between taking part in religious worship they do not share, and being separated from their classmates. Our schools should be places where every child can participate equally.

Wales has already recognised the importance of representing both religious and non-religious beliefs in the curriculum. It is now time to bring our approach to school assemblies into line with those values.

Schools should exist to serve their whole community. Where publicly funded schools no longer reflect the beliefs of the ...
30/06/2026

Schools should exist to serve their whole community. Where publicly funded schools no longer reflect the beliefs of the communities they serve, it is entirely appropriate for local authorities to consider whether they should continue to have a religious character.

The question is whether publicly funded schools should continue to be legally designated as belonging to one particular religion when they serve increasingly diverse communities.

We believe education should be equally welcoming to every child, regardless of their religion or belief, and call on local authorities across Wales to keep the religious character of maintained schools under review so that school organisation reflects local demographics and the needs of modern communities.

The last Senedd term saw real progress towards a fairer and more inclusive Wales. There is now the opportunity to build ...
12/05/2026

The last Senedd term saw real progress towards a fairer and more inclusive Wales. There is now the opportunity to build on these foundations to make sure Wales fully reflects the beliefs and values of its population in law and public policy. A modern Wales should be inclusive, secular, and welcoming to people of all religions and beliefs.

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