New SPHE syllabus to teach Junior Certs how to recognise domestic violence, minister says

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Junior Cert students will be taught how to recognise the signs of domestic and gender-based violence under a new syllabus for SPHE classes, according to the Minister for Education

Image: Shutterstock/H_Ko Image: Shutterstock/H_Ko JUNIOR CERT STUDENTS will be taught how to recognise the signs of domestic and gender-based violence under a new syllabus for SPHE classes, according to the Minister for Education.

Minister for Education Norma Foley said that it will cover “all areas of wellbeing, making healthy choices, relationships and sexuality, emotional wellbeing and understanding myself and others”. “For example, we are conscious that in the last number of months, we’ve had very clear and frank discussions on domestic and gender-based violence and the national strategy has been launched and [there is] absolute determination to pursue a zero-tolerance approach.

And all of it done in a safe environment, ensuring that our young people are being given the skills we need to tackle a reality that is a feature of life today and an access that they have via their mobile phones that wasn’t there 20 years ago. “I think students need to be given the information that will allow them to make the judgment that it is important how they share personal information and thoughts and opinions and emotions online and that they should do it in a safe and respectful manner.

Members of the public, especially students, parents, and education providers, are invited to submit feedback on the plans. “The first and key priority in a school is that students are welcomed, that they are included and that they feel safe in the school environment,” the minister said.

 

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Sexual racism in schools by the state. I am sure certain religions north and south will object to this and ban their children from classes or remove them from schools. It's putting a minority before the greater good of children. Disgusting

That's good, I like that and the porn thing too

so far left extremist gender ideology designed to confuse teenagers who are already going through massive life changes. The education department needs to be investigated.

Ffs this is brainwashing

What about football. Netball. Judo. Racing. Drama. Singing. Hurling. Rugby. Needlework.....

Catholic Church being replaced by the opposite extreme

Brainwashing the kids with this alphabet gender rubbish. How about a new food, diet and nutrition syllabus to tackle childhood obesity & alcohol etc..no?

She is a dose, equality only when it suits

An article about subject going to be taught to teens in school, yet has comments closed on the app? Joke shop of a place

What about gender cringe violence

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