The NSW government says it is developing a new suite of school learning resources for sexual consent education and 'respectful relationships'.
The NSW government is developing a new suite of school learning resources for sexual consent education and"respectful relationships".
The move comes after more than 38,000 people signed a petition, started by former Sydney schoolgirl Chanel Contos, calling for earlier and better education around sexual consent in schools. It includes"lesson sequences and stage-appropriate teaching activities" and is linked to the Personal Development, Health and Physical Education curriculum.Sweeping changes to consent laws in NSW an 'important step' towards addressing sexual violence
"This government has made very clear its intentions to work with the community to combat sexual violence," Ms Mitchell said.