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France to introduce new sex education guidelines in schools

Summary by France24
The French government is putting the final touches on a reformed sex education syllabus for schools, with some topics, notably around gender identity, causing resistance among conservative groups.

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The Higher Education Council will consolidate the emotional, relational and sexual education program. Since this announcement, parents' associations, including some close to the extreme right, have increased threats and intimidation.

·Paris, France
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This school program must come into effect at the start of school 2025 in all schools, colleges and high schools. Here is what it contains Knowledge of the body, identification of situations of

·France
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Here are the details of the text that must be presented on January 29, and which should apply at the start of the 2025 school year

·France
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The text is due to be presented to the Higher Education Council on Wednesday. Apart from symbolic changes compared to the previous document, the philosophy of the program remains the same.

·Strasbourg, France
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After several polemics, the new version of the draft programme on education for emotional, relational and sexual life attempts to find a balance by reducing occurrences on gender identity, without removing the term, and speaking of puberty in a progressive way from the CM1.

·Paris, France
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Le Point.fr broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.
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