"Build a bitch."
That's how some male students at a school on Sydney's Northern Beaches described a task given to them last week, in an exclusive obtained by Sydney Morning Herald.
The Year 10 boys at St Luke’s Grammar School were asked to use a points system to choose the qualities they wanted in a girl - with no apparent consideration for the fact some of the boys might not be heterosexual.
High on the points list was a female's virginity, whilst the quality of being "generous" was ranked among the least important.
Journalist Jordan Baker reports the girls at the co-ed school were meanwhile taught the value of abstaining from sex until marriage.
This exercise👇 was given to Year 10 boys at St Luke’s Anglican Grammar School, teaching the boys how to choose a girlfriend. The qualities listed speaks volumes about how girls are perceived and what is being valued. #education #sexism #religion pic.twitter.com/Mdrf5iegxh
— Peter Murphy (@PeterWMurphy1) June 22, 2021
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