Relationships and Sex Education – A tool to change British culture
Jun 8, 2021
RSE (Relationships and Sex Education) is being used as a tool to change the culture of Britain.
For the sake of our children and society, Judith Nemeth from The Values Foundation, warns us that we need to be alert to what schools are teaching children in RSE lessons. It’s a stark message.
Marriage and the family is, she says, “the focal point for a stable society”. What is taught to children is based on “decades of research and analysis”. It is “ill advised at this stage”, she says, to teach children that newly recognised forms of relationship are valid alternatives to marriage.
RSE, Judith says, is being used as “a tool to change the culture of Britain”.
Indicating that some resource providers seem determined to sexualise children from the age of four, Judith reminds us of the need to ask schools exactly what they are teaching our children.
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C4M will defend the teaching, the promotion, and the unique benefits of real marriage. We do this not because it is a preference, but because all the evidence shows it to be best for children, adults and wider society.
We should remind schools of the obligation to be balanced on “political” issues, and to treat the subject of marriage with respect.
Our RSE briefing paper has many ideas to help parents. Do download a copy.
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