[quote Goawayangryman]@FuckeryOmbudsman the RSHE curriculum guidance does categorically not advocate teaching about sexual pleasure at the age of 5. Pants rule, bodily autonomy etc, yep, all fine. This does not appear to be that. And I am super liberal. I find it very disingenuous also that the content is still apparently being crafted. What a load of crap. Any educational think like this should start from clear principles and be able to say at the very least what will, and will not be, covered.[/quote]
That's not exactly right. Primary schools can cover sexual pleasur e(and it's an answer teachers need to have, because they need to deal with any and every question that comes up, including 'why on watch wouid anyone want to do that?') but it is not a requirement.
That's why I asked if you knew what your school covers - because it varies, and unless you post the name of your school, no I can't enlighten you.
There are aspects which are required (science curriculum) and other aspects which are optional, and covered by the same age-specific guidance as this show
Schools are required to have a policy that will tell parents how far they go, and parents have the right to withdraw pupils from all but the science curriculum.
But do pause and ask yourself - why wouldn't I want my DC to have age appropriate information? Why is it different/worse in a theatre than in a classroom? Am I the one who would find it difficult/embarrassing? How do I handle questions about relationships, bodies and sex?