Rishi Sunak will reform sex education to teach kids ‘sensitively’
RISHI Sunak wants to reform sex education so it is taught sensitively.
The PM believes he can protect young children by ensuring lessons are age-appropriate.
Some MPs believe pupils are taught controversial gender ideologies and exposed to sexual material too young.
A published review, sped up by the PM, is expected by the summer.
Mr Sunak told The Sun on Sunday: “What I want is a sensitive and age- appropriate curriculum.
“Our children are precious; they deserve to be protected. That’s what I want as a parent.
“What our kids are exposed to, not just at school but online, it’s really important that it is sensitive and age- appropriate. Families up and down the country are concerned.
“It’s something that really matters to me.”