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Catholic boys’ school St Kevin’s College has pulled out of a respectful relationships project after parents and students objected to a survey that quizzed boys on issues including sexuality, how they treat girls, and what it takes to be a man.
Boys in years 7 to 12 were sent an extended series of questions last week on their self-image and behaviour, and attitudes about the role of men, as part of a respectful relationships project involving nine boys’ schools in Victoria and Tasmania.
St Kevin’s is so far the only school that has pulled out of the study because of a backlash, with students who took the survey also expressing their distaste.
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