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Scotch College students and staff left reeling by anti
EducationSurprise lecture by anti-abortion activist
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An anti-abortion activist's surprise lecture to year 11 pupils at Melbourne's Scotch College left students and staff shocked.
- The lecture was given by Dr Emma Wood, who runs the anti-abortion organisation 'Pro-Love Logic'
- The presentation was part of the Christian education curriculum
- An anti-abortion activist gave a surprise lecture to year 11 pupils at Melbourne's Scotch College
- Dr Emma Wood spoke to year 11 boys on Tuesday as part of the Christian education curriculum
- Families should have received more information in advance of the presentation
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- 10m agoBrisbane Times (AU): Scotch principal Scott Marsh acknowledged families should have received more information in advance of the presentation.
- 10m agoThe Age (AU): Scotch principal Scott Marsh acknowledged families should have received more information in advance of the presentation.
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