Listed on Australia. Open for the local official record.
2024–2026
No official medical policy listed.
What the law allows
Medical care for minorsAffirming
Victoria’s public service assesses under-16s and offers puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne — Gender Service
Schools — curriculumCSE in schools
Department policy — all students must receive comprehensive age-appropriate sexual health education aligned to the Victorian Curriculum, including consent F–12.
education.vic.gov.au — Sexuality and Consent Education policy
Key dates2016–2026
2016–2026: Victoria’s public service assesses under-16s and offers puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne — Gender Service
Official sources
Australia — Victorian Curriculum HPE.
Full official record
No official medical policy listed.
Victoria is listed on the Australia page, not as its own country. The official RCH Gender Service page says it continues to see Victorian children under 16 and lists puberty blockers prescribed by a paediatrician or paediatric endocrinologist, then oestrogen or testosterone. School CSE is listed above.
Schools detail
The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority’s F–10 Health and Physical Education curriculum includes the Relationships and sexuality focus area. Official VCAA material states that students learn how to establish respectful relationships and develop practices regarding reproductive and sexual health, and that they gain an understanding of contextual factors that influence gender and sexual identities. That is a clear subnational CSE instrument.