Where do children learn ethics and morality these days?

I’m not sure they do really.
Or at least only from a percentage of parents.This country is becoming more secular and schools don’t have the time do they for ethics and morality lessons? Maybe certain schools do.
Most kids know right from wrong where criminality is concerned but ethics, not sure about that.

Schools do have lessons on PSHE, where moral dilemmas are discussed. There are, also, philosophy lessons, in which the thinking behind ethical principles are explored.
The school my GS attends has a thriving Duke of Edinburgh programme, and he will be undertaking his community work as part of this
This school offers the International Baccalaureate instead of A levels and that, too includes an element of community service.

Most morality and ethics are learned from parents, if they are constantly lying, cheating and arguing whatever they are taught elsewhere, is wasted.

The biggest influence is within families. My primary school age grandchildren all discuss ethics and morality at school and in our family. Two go to a faith school, two don’t - their ethics and morals are strong
One now at high school. He enjoys ethics and faith - one of their year seven courses

Home.

Ethics and morality are two different things.

Cossy

From their parents, their relatives, their peers, possibly their teachers.

I came from a C of E family, but church attendances were strictly limited to weddings, christenings and funerals.

I didn’t marry in church and my children were not christened.

However, myself and my husband consider ourselves to have strong moral compasses, ethics and taught our children from a very young age right from wrong.

None of our five children practise any formal religion, but we consider them to be fine, upstanding, moral decent people.

Ditto. My parents didn't go to church, except for funerals and weddings. They were good role models - Dad worked hard, Mum was a housewife, and we sat and ate together in the evening, chatted about our day. There were some rules to follow, and we were taught to be polite.

I think home and school. For teens, their friend groups are very important.