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Respectful Relationships Education

Your school can promote gender equality and create an Australia free from violence.

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Discover respectful relationships education

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Schools are mini communities that play a central role in teaching young people what gender-based violence looks like and how it can be prevented.

Respectful relationships education is about taking a whole of school approach to primary prevention for the benefit of everyone in your school community.

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