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Older youngsters ought to have necessary classes on home abuse, says survivor

By Editorial Board Published June 16, 2025 3 Min Read
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Older youngsters ought to have necessary classes on home abuse, says survivor

A survivor of home abuse says the federal government is “letting down a generation of young people” by not introducing obligatory relationship and intercourse training for 16 to 18-year-olds.

It comes as knowledge from the Workplace for Nationwide Statistics reveals home abuse is mostly reported by these aged between 16 to 19.

Faustine Petron, who was once in an abusive relationship, stated a scarcity of obligatory training on coercive management and indicators of abuse was “negligent” and “inappropriate”.

“Sometimes abusers masquerade abuse as love.”

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Faustine Petron (R) speaks to Sky’s Ashna Hurynag

Ms Petron’s petition, with greater than 105,000 signatures, calling for necessary training has been delivered to Downing Road.

At the moment, relationship and intercourse training is obligatory for these as much as the age of 16. But it surely’s then as much as post-16 academic suppliers to make use of their current finances and sources to offer it in the event that they select to.

“There is much to gain from adding that extra two years on,” Ms Petron stated. “At 16, that’s normally, on average, when young people are starting their first sexual encounters and having sex.

“So they’ll have new questions and various things that concern them than once they have been in Yr 7 or 8.”

Faustine Petron and fellow campaigners outside of Downing Street

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The petition is delivered to 10 Downing Road

“As part of our review of the relationships, sex and health curriculum, the education secretary has been clear that she will ensure children are learning the skills they need to build positive, healthy relationships, right from primary school.

“Extra broadly, we’re contemplating each choice to essentially rework the system and deal with the problem of home abuse head on, and that features all the pieces from supporting victims to whether or not we have to change the regulation.”

Ms Petron believes classes like this might defend younger ladies and men from a way forward for potential abuse and violence.

“I think there’s so much at risk,” she added. “I think when I say that it’s a life-saving education, I’m not just saying that as a big kind of catchy statement, it’s because I genuinely believe it.

“That if all younger individuals, no matter their gender, are well-equipped to know the indicators of abuse, what a wholesome relationship appears to be like like, the best way to preserve wholesome sexual well being, all of those actually necessary issues, I feel individuals will probably be stored safer from the sort of abuse that I’ve confronted.”

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