article_snippet: A student at an elite all-boys high school has been advised not to bring his chosen partner to the Year 12 formal because it is another boy.
article_snippet: HeadmasterBrisbane's Anglican Church Grammar School, was told to 'keep with school' tradition' and bring a female date to the senior formal in June, the Courier Mail reports.
article_snippet: Headmaster Dr Alan Campbell said the senior formal was a social opportunity for male students to learn how to 'mix and mingle' with 'ladies' and Brisbane's Anglican Church Grammar School had a strong preference male students bring a female date.
article_snippet: HeadmasterBrisbane, was told to 'keep with school' tradition' and bring a female date to the senior formal in June . '
article_snippet: We want young men to learn from and interact with young ladies so these opportunities are very important in providing a well-rounded education,' Headmaster Dr Alan Campbell Headmaster Dr Alan Campbell said.
article_snippet: Several students raised the issue back in 2008 but were told to bring members of the opposite sex.
article_snippet: Not all students take all students girlfriends.
article_snippet: Some take a female friend.
article_snippet: Headmaster Dr Alan Campbell said the senior formal was a social opportunity for male students to learn how to 'mix and mingle' with 'ladies' and Brisbane's Anglican Church Grammar School had a strong preference male students bring a female date .
highlights_snippet: Headmaster told to bring female date to Year 12 formal in June .
  
highlights_snippet: Headmaster said it was opportunity to mix and mingle with young ladies .
  
highlights_snippet: Brisbane's Anglican Church Grammar School has strong preference that students bring female dates .
  