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LGBTIQ+ students and families

LGBTIQ+ students and families

Respectful relationships education

Respectful relationships education uses a strengths-based approach with all students. It involves valuing difference and building on existing skillsets.

Discussions and activities within respectful relationships education can require adaption for students who identify as lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender/gender diverse, intersex and/or queer.

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Same-sex attracted and gender diverse students and families

Consider some of the issues that face same-sex attracted and gender diverse students.

Homophobia and its impact on same-sex attracted students

School leaders discuss the issue of homophobia and its impact on same-sex attracted students

Rural young people and their communities

What issues do young people from small country towns face in terms of their sexuality and/or relationships?

Sexuality education in the rural context

Where we live can affect our health and our help-seeking behaviours. Find out more about some of the issues and opportunities.

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