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Too Much, Too Soon
The government’s plans for your child’s sex education
Norman Wells
Sex education is an ideological battlefield on which a war is being waged for the hearts and minds of children. Behind the innocuous-sounding words used by the sex education lobby, there is a definite agenda at work to undermine the role of parents and to tear down traditional moral standards. The need for parents to be alert and vigilant has never been greater.
Too Much, Too Soon sets out to tell parents what they need to know about sex education. It explains the law, identifies the aims of the key players, considers the research evidence, and weighs up the case for making sex education compulsory for all pupils from the age of five. It argues that young people do not need to be presented with a menu of sexual options from which they can make ‘informed choices’. Rather, the whole issue needs to be approached with honesty, modesty and within a clear moral framework that shows a proper respect for parents and for marriage.
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Let the government know your views about its plans for sex and relationships education
The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) has launched a 12-week public consultation in relation to its plans for Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education, including sex and relationship education. The consultation is being managed by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) and the consultation period will conclude at 5.00pm on Friday 24 July.2009.
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Education and Culture
Irina Tyk
In this thought-provoking booklet, Irina Tyk reflects on the growing difficulty of training the minds of children in a culture that is overtly irrational, anti-intellectual and amoral. Drawing on her experience over almost 20 years as the Headmistress of a successful independent preparatory school, she subjects modern educational trends to a penetrating critique and outlines the steps that need to be taken if we are to rescue children from mediocrity and begin to teach them once again ‘the language of ideas’.
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