More Vic schools sign up for Respectful Relationships

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published August 13, 2021

Victoria today announced a further 78 independent and Catholic schools have signed up to the state’s Respectful Relationships program.

The Government made consent education mandatory in all public schools earlier this year.

The program has already been implemented in all public schools, and the latest intake means 384 non-government schools have also ...

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