Most parents support the provision of sexualhealth education in schools, but on theproviso that they are informed about whatwill be covered in school programs, sothey can be prepared. Many parents saythat they would like written informationabout the program and what it will cover.Finding out what your child’s school isdoing is important. The combined efforts ofparents and schools in getting kids accuratesexuality information results in young peoplewho are more likely to: delay having sex, and use condoms and reduce sexual risktaking if they choose to become sexuallyactive.Teaching Sexual Health (TSH) websitefor teachersThe TSH website aims to keep teachers upto date with ideas for engaging students inK-12 sexuality education through schoolbased Personal Development, Health andPhysical Education (PDHPE). It focuseson inclusive sexual health lessons whichpromote a supportive environment for allstudents.44
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