David Hines: "What we are objecting to is religious instruction"

The battle to provide broader religious education in our schools is heading to the High Court.

The case has been transferred from the Human Rights Tribunal - after delays meant it wouldn't be heard for up to five years.

Secular Education Network spokesperson David Hines says they're fighting against what they believe is a Christian bias to current religious education.

He says only providing Christianity studies is impacting our children's knowledge.