Scientology group targets NSW schools

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published July 21, 2017

New South Wales school principals are being urged to ignore material from a Church of Scientology group that has been sending schools its controversial resources on mental health issues.

NSW Education Minister Rob Stokes says he'll be telling schools to bin the Scientology material.

SYDNEY, July 21 - The material disputes the existence of ADHD or any other childhood learning or mental health disorder and ...

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