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or something which should be addressed in LIBERAL societies?

Lessons about personal, social and health matters including sex and relationships will be compulsory in all England’s schools from ages five to 16.
But the government is setting up a review of how best to achieve this, saying there are “complicated issues”.
Schools Minister Jim Knight said this would factor in the ethos of schools, pupils’ needs and parents’ values.
A BBC poll of more than 1,000 people found two thirds would support sex lessons from the age of 11.
Reviews of education about sex and relationships and about drugs and alcohol were ordered after ministers said teaching was “patchy”.
What they have not yet given is the detail of what compulsory personal, social and health education (PSHE) will involve, to allow local flexibility.

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