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The SSASH Survey: The Australian Survey of Secondary Students and Sexual Health

The Australian Survey of Secondary Students and Sexual Health (SSASH) is a national study exploring the sexual health and well-being of Australian adolescents. The anonymous survey asks questions about knowledge, behaviour and educational experiences related to sexual health and well-being. The Australian Department of Health has funded this survey approximately every 5 years since 1992. 

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Keywords

RRE , respectful relationships education , respectful relationships , respecting others , violence , violence against women , evidence , evidence base , research , survey , sexual health

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Audience Educators
School level Year 7 - Year 9 , Year 10 - Year 12
Learning areas Health and Physical Education

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