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Should Schools Provide Contraception Such As Condoms Or Other Forms Of Birth Control To Students?

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Happiness14 | 09:08 Fri 07th Apr 2017 | Society & Culture
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Please elaborate. Thank you.
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The chemist is the ideal place. Or the supermarket. Pupils may consider the school a convenient place but that's a different matter. The school is there for education.
14:41 Fri 07th Apr 2017
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Neither the chemist nor the supermarket will provide emotional and educational support to those who need it.
14:48 Fri 07th Apr 2017
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