Comments — Give parents right to withdraw children from compulsory RSE (Relationship and Sex education).

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Manisha Sheth

7 years ago

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Anonymous

7 years ago

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Anonymous

7 years ago

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Anonymous

7 years ago

Its not good for children

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Anonymous

7 years ago

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Anonymous

7 years ago

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Zaffeer Ahmed

7 years ago

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Anonymous

7 years ago

I would like the option to opt out from rse for my kids. Let kids be kids.

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Jahanzeb

7 years ago

Give parents right to withdraw children from compulsory RSE (Relationship and Sex education).

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Anonymous

7 years ago

No I don't want to

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Rahimali

7 years ago

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Rahim

7 years ago

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Seema

7 years ago

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Babar

7 years ago

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Iqra Ali

7 years ago

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Iqra

7 years ago

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7 years ago

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Auzma

7 years ago

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Salma hussain

7 years ago

We the parents are the best judge when it comes to our childrens personal development. We sacrifice on many levels for our childrens best interests. Taking away our rights over what is taught to our children and when it is taught is against the rights of parents and families. Teachers and schools should be working with parents not undermining them. Parents know best. We are the heroes in the eyes of a child. Do not undermine us.

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sally ann pickering

7 years ago

Parents should have the rights to withdraw their children from joining in RSE lessons.