A group of parents have complained to the government before compulsory relationships education for all school children starts in September.
A DfE spokesperson said: ‘From September, relationships education will be compulsory for all primary school-aged pupils, relationships and sex education will be compulsory for all secondary school-aged pupils, and health education will be compulsory for all state-funded school pupils.‘These subjects are designed to foster respect for others and to educate pupils about healthy relationships.
Sex and relationship education has come along way since 1988 when Section 28 was enacted, thereby banning the ‘promotion of homosexuality’. The upcoming changes to the school curriculum will replace guidelines made 20 years ago. Josh Bradlow, head of policy at Stonewall, said of the introduction of compulsory classes was ‘timely and important’ and ‘reflects the world that we live in’ earlier this year.
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