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Religious groups challenge new rules on pre-consent lessons

Ed Balls is facing legal challenges from faith groups and individuals over his announcement of mandatory sex education lessons for pupils before they reach the age of consent. Full Article at Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life

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    Religious groups challenge new rules on pre-consent lessons
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    Ed Balls faces the prospect of legal challenges from faith groups and individuals over mandatory sex education lessons for pupils before they reach the age of consent, announced by the Schools Secretary yesterday. Full Article at Times Online

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  1. It is open to faith schools to teach what they believe, according to the tenets of their faith, that pupils should not have sexual relationships outside of marriage.
    Ed Balls – Ed Balls SOURCE: Times Online 1 month ago
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