Introduce statutory, age-appropriate Sex and Relationship Education (SRE) in schools that is LGBTI inclusive
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Alexander Christie
11 years ago
To not teach inclusive is both a form of discrimination and a serious endangerment to young peoples health.
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Amy D.
11 years ago
insane
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Francisco
11 years ago
Such as any other matter, in fact that's what we need - not somehow but in fact we do. As a psychology student, i've done research projects for investigation, as i got on the last phase of this research, 85% of the subjects interviewed concluded it was necessary to educate our children, also blame the lack of information/education 'cause it causes prejudices. Hope we can make a change and we stick on the side of humanity.
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Fiona Greig
11 years ago
This would have made a world of difference to my schooling and about time we sorted this out. FFS.
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caroline appel
11 years ago
This is so important to support!
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Louise Carvell
11 years ago
This is so necessary! Why is it not already in place?
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ADAM SMART
11 years ago
IGNORANCE IS NOT BLISS.
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Alan Wilcox
11 years ago
Ignorance is not bliss, in this instance.
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Tony Shergold
11 years ago
This is absolutely essential
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Subhana
11 years ago
I think all schools should be educating kids about serious and important issues like consent, domestic violence, LBGT related issues etc instead of allowing the homophobia to continue educate them first and get rid of the ignorance and hate that is implemented in their young developing minds.
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Daniel Bevis
11 years ago
All growing adults should have a full understanding of sex, relationships and keeping safe health.
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Kirsty Mabbott
11 years ago
This is so important so that young people have a full understanding of sex and relationships
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Gary Hardman
11 years ago
This is now so important as too many young gay guys are contracting HIV and other serious STIs.
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Hattie Ladd
11 years ago
Do it, everyone would benefit
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Stephanie McMann
11 years ago
Sexual and emotional health education has been excluding LGBTQI youth for too long, leaving us ignorant, at risk and fostering ignorance and prejudice amongst peers.
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Natalie McGrath
11 years ago
Make schools a safer place for young LGBTI people
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David Richard Graham
11 years ago
In all schools, particularly all 'faith/bigot' schools
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Peter Tatchell
11 years ago
Young people deserve better. SRE is a human right & should be inclusive of LGBTI people
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Kathy McGuirk
11 years ago
I think SRE is very important, talking about forming healthy relationships and providing educations for young people to make informed choices is essential. Teachers need to be provided with proper training in order to deliver an good SRE lesson. I know even fabulous teachers who would want to deliver such a session, but wouldn't know how to discuss trans* and gender identity.
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Alastair Grant Burns
11 years ago
Schooled in the 60's/70's RARELY MENTIONED but SOME
To not teach inclusive is both a form of discrimination and a serious endangerment to young peoples health.
insane
Such as any other matter, in fact that's what we need - not somehow but in fact we do. As a psychology student, i've done research projects for investigation, as i got on the last phase of this research, 85% of the subjects interviewed concluded it was necessary to educate our children, also blame the lack of information/education 'cause it causes prejudices. Hope we can make a change and we stick on the side of humanity.
This would have made a world of difference to my schooling and about time we sorted this out. FFS.
This is so important to support!
This is so necessary! Why is it not already in place?
IGNORANCE IS NOT BLISS.
Ignorance is not bliss, in this instance.
This is absolutely essential
I think all schools should be educating kids about serious and important issues like consent, domestic violence, LBGT related issues etc instead of allowing the homophobia to continue educate them first and get rid of the ignorance and hate that is implemented in their young developing minds.
All growing adults should have a full understanding of sex, relationships and keeping safe health.
This is so important so that young people have a full understanding of sex and relationships
This is now so important as too many young gay guys are contracting HIV and other serious STIs.
Do it, everyone would benefit
Sexual and emotional health education has been excluding LGBTQI youth for too long, leaving us ignorant, at risk and fostering ignorance and prejudice amongst peers.
Make schools a safer place for young LGBTI people
In all schools, particularly all 'faith/bigot' schools
Young people deserve better. SRE is a human right & should be inclusive of LGBTI people
I think SRE is very important, talking about forming healthy relationships and providing educations for young people to make informed choices is essential. Teachers need to be provided with proper training in order to deliver an good SRE lesson. I know even fabulous teachers who would want to deliver such a session, but wouldn't know how to discuss trans* and gender identity.
Schooled in the 60's/70's RARELY MENTIONED but SOME