Peers reject compulsory sex ed
Peers have rejected an amendment that would have made sex education compulsory across all state-funded primary schools in England.
Peers have rejected an amendment that would have made sex education compulsory across all state-funded primary schools in England.
Peers will consider an amendment to the Children and Families Bill, which would make sex education, including lessons on same-sex relationships, compulsory across state-funded primary and secondary schools.