The UK government is to announce its plans for compulsory sex education in schools in England today.
This is a great case of: the policy's not working so let's do more of it!
Despite (or because of) pushing condoms down our kids' throats at every opportunity, STDs in teenagers are soaring catastrophically, under-age abortions are up 10% and every other indicator is that the policy doesn't work.
Moreover, localities targeted for specific sex ed drives have fared worst (see my previous posts on the sex ed tag for details).
And of course it will be non-judgemental (again see my previous posts for analysis of the dangers of that).
Interestingly a BBC survey (BBC mark you, who are very pro sex ed etc) found that the vast majority of parents think sex ed should be done in the home: a totally healthy and correct perspective. That can be found here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/victoriaderbyshire/2008/10/the_truth_about_sex_education.html
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