 In 2005, the group published the address and telephone number of Woldingham School, a Catholic boarding school, whose headmistress they accused of "child abuse" and of teaching pupils "types of contraception they can use to facilitate recreational sex".The school responded that, "What we teach falls entirely within the national curriculum and the way in which we teach the use of contraception is in the context of a committed relationship.Every Catholic school in the country will be doing what we are doing", and expressed concern that the publication of the school's details had endangered its pupils.