Sex education should not be taught to children before Year 5 - when children are nine - and then 'only from a scientific standpoint', the guidance states
Almost half of girls leave school without knowing about safe sex and healthy relationships, a UK-wide report shared exclusively with i has revealed. The survey of nearly 3,000 girls aged 12 to 21, by Plan International UK, has found that 44 per cent feel they have not been taught vital information about healthy sex and relationships.
The charity’s State of Girls Rights report, which will be published in June, also found that one in five girls and young women feel that boys and men are taught what they need to know about healthy relationships and sex. And almost one in ten girls and young women can imagine a situation where it would be acceptable for a boy or man to hit them, the survey shows.
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