My son came home from school after 'citizenship day' full of giggles about how they had been taught to put a condom on a banana ....
I don't like that at just turned 12 he is being taught this level of sex ed. However, the age of innocence has eroded somewhat and some kids need it so am not saying it should not have happened.
HOWEVER, should the school be communicating with parents just to let them know when such topics are being taught? My son's school did not. We are quite an open and frank family, but a heads up that the dinner conversation might be off down the line of 'somebody on the bus said there are different types Mum, what like?' would been appreciated!
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Sex Ed in Secondary - Should the School have Told Us?
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MumofSilver · 01/07/2015 08:17
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