school ethics parents kids class primary teachers February 13, 2013 - 9:20AM Category Opinion 28 reading now Loaded Dog Photo: iStock Ethics classes are available in primary school for children who opt out of scripture. Yet organisers of the subject are unable to find sufficient volunteers to teach it. Should ethics simply become part of the primary curriculum? Should it be offered to all students, religious and non-religious? What other priorities should the primary curriculum have and how can it be made more flexible? With a nod to Henry Lawson's popular tale of the same name, the Loaded Dog is a forum for The Sun-Herald readers to debate an explosive subject each week. HOW TO HAVE YOUR SAY: We invite entries of no more than 150 words. Please send them to loadeddog@sunherald.com.au by 10am Friday. Please include your full name and suburb (for publication); as well as your phone number and residential address (for verification only).