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Hokitika Guardian, 21 June 1923, Page 1

SEX JI VO lEX !•:. Dlsn?F.Tlo'N VITAL IN SCHOOL TEACHING. LONDON. April '2O. Alure careful national attention >" the subjec-t ut sox hygiene and the responsibilities ot marriage and paiontiiood was declared to l>e essential by the Itishop of Peterborough in introducing yesterday a deputation of the National birthrate Commission, who presented their fourth report to . the board of Education and the Ministry of Health, represented by Lord Eustace Percy. Parliamentary Secretary t 0 the board of Education. The problem, he said, must he solved by education beginning literally at home. In the elementary and secondary schools instruction about sox demanded the utmost care and discretion, hut progress was already being made in some schools by the teaching of elementary biology. Lord Eustace Percy referred to objections to mass instruction in sex matters, particularly in public elemen-tal-v school-, where, he said, a goneial course applied to all pupil- ol' a given age would do positive harm by ignoring the different home surroundings In which the children were brought. up.

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