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TEACHING OF CREATIONISM IN SCHOOLS

Early day motion 301, tabled 27 November 2006 by Graham Stringer (Labour). Signed by 61 members.

That this House welcomes the Government's statement that `Neither intelligent design nor creationism are recognised scientific theories and are not included in the science curriculum'; is very concerned by the claim that the teaching pack circulated to schools by the creationist group Truth in Science is being used in science lessons in 59 schools; and calls on the Government to investigate how widespread the use of this pack is with a view to restricting it to use in religious education lessons.

Signatures by party: Labour 40, Conservative 10, Liberal Democrat 10, Independent Labour 1.