[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Chaos

hahaha omg so much thought has to go into this subject it's unreal. I feel bad for any teacher who has to do the sex ed... not fun... not fun at all. I can just imagine teachers telling pupils that lesbians just scissor all the time and all gay guys do is anal.

what they should really tell kids (WHO ARE OLD ENOUGH OF COURSE omg) that its all about the foreplay. Most important advice you can ever give anyone!!!!

..you come teach, we need you.....last year was actually the first year that sex education was on the curriculum as our school is now for slightly older children as well and we did have to send a letter to parents/have them come in and talk to them about hat they're children would be learning etc and would they be ok with that..?..anyways, they also wanted the children to come to the meeting and to let them decide if they wanted it..(because it doesn't have to be covered/it just has to be some kind of personal development topic..)...and from the children it was a unanimous nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, good gracious me................

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..you come teach, we need you.....last year was actually the first year that sex education was on the curriculum as our school is now for slightly older children as well and we did have to send a letter to parents/have them come in and talk to them about hat they're children would be learning etc and would they be ok with that..?..anyways, they also wanted the children to come to the meeting and to let them decide if they wanted it..(because it doesn't have to be covered/it just has to be some kind of personal development topic..)...and from the children it was a unanimous nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, good gracious me................

So sex education is on the curriculum for older children but they were asked and they didn't want it?.... don't ask them if they want maths then :\

[Ammi]

..because some subjects are compulsory and always have been which I'm sure that you know..