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This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer. The manager of a public health nurse says she is sorry for mistakenly giving a class of British Columbia students a sex-education guide that contained graphic images, including a picture of bondage between cartoon animals.
Parsonage says he is not sure why the booklet was brought to the school in the first place but any material that is used in future classes will be reviewed in advance by Interior Health and the school district. He says third-party material is used to teach sexual health but it must be appropriate for school-aged children.
Perkins says a school psychologist phoned all the parents and offered counselling at the school this week or group counselling next week but no one has taken up the offer so far. This is a space where subscribers can engage with each other and Globe staff.
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