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From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) spokesperson
The national program resources do not include posters related to uniforms or include role play activities. Nor do our resources discuss sex education.
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Archive of official statements from the Safe School Coalition Australia
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From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) Spokesperson
The continued discussion against the Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) has made a series of false claims. These claims are contributing to ongoing misinformation. The SSCA program resources and content are all publically available.
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From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) spokesperson
Recent online discussion regarding the Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) program has spread a lot of misinformation, including claims about the content of SSCA resources. These claims have no basis.
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From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) spokesperson
The SSCA program will cease today (the 30th of June) in New South Wales and South Australia.
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From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) spokesperson
Since it was first federally funded in 2014 the SSCA program has been rolled out nationally to set a baseline of understanding about the matters impacting on LGBTI students to aid school management and teachers guidance, and the entire school community.
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A statement from Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA)
Recent media highlights that there remains a high level of confusion on how Safe Schools Coalition Australia operates and what support it provides.
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From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) spokesperson
From a Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA) spokesperson
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A statement from Safe Schools Coalition Australia
A statement from Safe Schools Coalition Australia.
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Statement from Safe Schools Coalition Australia
Safe Schools Coalition Australia welcomes all opportunities to demonstrate the positive impact of this important program. Read more here.