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Help us bring ethics education to more children in 2025. 

We are an independent not-for-profit organisation delivering an engaging, age-appropriate curriculum spanning from Kindergarten to Year 6 and now, into secondary school. We provide this free of charge to families via a network of trained and accredited volunteer teachers.

Our ethics curriculum is world class, with demand in 2025 coming not only from NSW schools but also from around Australia and from countries around the world.  

Primary Ethics Chair Bruce Hogan says, “Our mission is that every child has the opportunity to benefit from ethics lessons.  It's very important for everyone to get the benefit of the sort of program that we run".

Ethics classes have been enthusiastically adopted in over 500 schools in NSW and Primary Ethics is a highly effective education provider within the public school system.

What happens in an ethics class?

Ethics classes provide an opportunity for children to discuss ethical issues with their peers. Classes are inquiry-based and are impartially facilitated by our trained volunteers using approved lesson materials.

Children explore a range of stories and scenarios pitched to their own age group and share ideas on what they ought to do in these situations, the kind of community we should build and what kind of person each of us is striving to be. Many of the skills they develop and practise in ethics classes are of benefit in other parts of their lives:

Critical thinking: using logic and reason, evaluating evidence, developing arguments, giving reasons and carefully considering views that are different to their own.

Collaborative inquiry: listening to each other, taking turns to speak, building on others’ ideas, respectfully disagreeing, respectfully challenging each others’ thinking, helping each other express ideas, articulating values and principles, putting a counter view and asking questions.

Why support ethics in schools?

Ethics classes support students to become critical thinkers with a strong capacity for questioning and inquiry. The overall aim of ethics classes is to help children develop a lifelong capacity to identify and make well-reasoned decisions about ethical issues.

In time, not very much time at all, it will be the decisions of the children we teach today that will shape the world. - Dr Simon Longstaff, The Ethics Centre

How you can support?

Primary Ethics accepts once-off or regular monthly or quarterly donations. All donations over $2 are tax deductible. 

Thank you for your support. 

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Contact Details

Ste 303, 24-30 Springfield Ave
POTTS POINT NSW, 2011

0280687752

Are donations tax deductible?

Yes

Will I receive a receipt for my donation?

Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.


Primary Ethics recognises the traditional owners and custodians of the lands on which we work. We pay our respects to Aboriginal elders past, present and emerging and celebrate their ongoing connections to the lands and waters of Australia.

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