Our mission
Protect our kids. Restore their innocence.
What many of us thought was a one-off at our local school turned out to be a national experience. This is what we found.
Edward Schuller
Founder, Protect our Kids
Exhibit A · What teachers say
We asked teachers whether this material belongs in a classroom.
Every figure below is one teacher who answered.
97%
do not support this material being given to children at school
76%
do not know the content being taught at their own school
19 in 20
want the government funding to these organisations to stop
96%
had no idea about the $230 million in government funding
Survey of 410 members of the Teachers’ Professional Association of Australia, August 2026. Full results available on request.
Exhibit B · Witness statements
The teachers who have to deliver it.
“I am horrified. My children who attend a public high school were traumatised during these lessons and needed counselling.”
Primary teacher and parentQueensland · reports it starting Year 5
“The fact that you had to blur out the images for the survey says it all. It’s revolting that children have to be shown this.”
Secondary teacherVictoria · reports it starting Year 7
“I have to teach the material and the kids beg me not to. I pick and choose what I show them.”
Primary teacherSouth Australia · reports it starting Year 6
“My son in grade 5 at my school is about to learn about wet dreams. I have to prepare him for that, or keep him home. He’s 11.”
Primary teacherNew South Wales · reports it starting Year 5
“Students approached me horrified at what was being taught.”
Secondary teacherWestern Australia · left full-time teaching in 2022
“If I was asked to teach this, I would take sick leave. This is a violation of my personal rights.”
Secondary teacherVictoria · reports it starting Year 7
“Jaw dropping. I would keep them home from school and petition the school board or principal.”
Teacher and parentQueensland
Verified TPAA members. Names withheld — these teachers spoke about their own workplaces.
Why we exist
It is our duty as adults to defend children. That's why Protect our Kids was established.
Childhood is short, and it doesn't come back. Let kids be kids.
This campaign brings parents, teachers and concerned Australians together to demand an end to the explicit material and sexual ideologies now present in our schools.
What many of us thought was a one-off at our local school has turned out to be a national experience.
External organisations are going into schools under the banner of sexual education and putting explicit images and ideas in front of our children. The scale of it is hard to believe. Across every state and territory, these organisations have received over $230 million in government funding in the last five years alone. On top of that, they train tens of thousands of educators every year — supplying lesson plans, materials and demonstrations.
Overwhelmingly, parents had no idea. Without real transparency or disclosure, children have been shown material most parents would never have agreed to. We believe there is no place for this in the education system.
Parents are responsible for their children's moral formation. It is not the role of governments, or the providers they fund, to impose their ideologies on our kids. That belief is what drives this campaign, and Protect our Kids exists to restore it.
Edward Schuller
Founder, Protect our Kids
If you’re with us, take the first step.
Sign the petition. If this is happening at your school, tell us.