51% of UK secondary school teachers believe students aged 11 and over lack adequate menstrual health education, citing gaps in knowledge and bullying concerns.

A survey by Essity and In Kind Direct highlights that 51% of UK secondary school teachers believe students aged 11 and over lack adequate menstrual health education. Teachers express concerns over gaps in knowledge and bullying related to menstruation, urging for earlier curriculum inclusion and better resources. They advocate for extending the Period Product Scheme, which provides free supplies, and call for improved training and guidance to support students and parents.

October 22, 2024
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