Prime Minister vows to rip up sex education curriculum trends now
Prime Minister vows to rip up sex education curriculum trends now
Prime Minister vows to rip up sex education curriculum so children aren't shown 'inappropriate' material in class after complaints from parents Schools will have to tell parents what children are being taught in sex education Rishi Sunak set up a review of sex education after 50 Tory MPs raised concerns
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The school curriculum on sex education will be torn up so children aren't shown 'inappropriate' material in class, Rishi Sunak has promised.
The Prime Minister confirmed that a long-awaited consultation on the issue is likely to propose changes to the curriculum following complaints from parents about the use of explicit material for young children.
Schools will have to tell parents what children are being taught – which some have been reluctant to do.
However, the changes are likely to be delayed until the next academic year, with the PM saying ministers
