
As advocates push for better sexual consent education to be taught to young people, one principal warns schools can't be the only solution
ABCTwo weeks ago, Chanel Contos, 22, asked her Instagram followers if they'd experienced sexual assault at the hands of a fellow school student. Key points: Thousands of young people came forward with stories of being sexually assaulted by fellow students after an online petition Principals from nine Sydney schools have vowed to commit to better education around consent Wenona School principal Dr Briony Scott says schools can't be the only answer when it comes to addressing sexual assault "The number of testimonies is growing each day," Ms Contos told 7.30. Principals from nine Sydney schools frequently named in the testimonies met with Chanel this week, vowing to commit to better sex and consent education. Bronte Vanderfield, 19, says she was assaulted by a male peer two years ago —and she wants to see education around consent start at an earlier age in schools. Proactive education needed Dr Joyce Yu and Angie Wan are two young women teaching the sexual consent education they missed out on.
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Queensland's overhauled sex education teaches prep students consent basics, while teenagers learn 'how to say no'
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Consent education to become mandatory in Victorian state schools
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Sexual assault survivor speaks out about being drugged and raped by two private school boys
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Australian children to be given special lessons on 'consent'
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Sydney school students call for earlier education on sexual relationships and consent in wake of petition
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NSW police met with education leaders to address sexual violence
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Chanel Contos launches website detailing Australia's private school sex assault shame
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Chanel Contos reveals eight topics to be taught in sex ed classes to stop sexual abuse epidemic
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