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  Sex education made compulsory in all schools

  No opt-out for faith schools, says minister, though they will still be able to teach their beliefs about sex

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• Reclaim your virginity

  Nov 26 2008:

  Jessica Reed: The collective obsession focusing on the loss of a small vaginal membrane still carries on, and it should be stopped

• Scenes of a sexual nature

  Nov 15 2008:

  Abigail Jones: Teenagers may see a lot of nooky on popular TV programmes, but they should still learn about safe sex from their parents

• Everybody's doing it

  Nov 4 2008:

  Andrew Brown: The effect of religion on teenage sexual behaviour is much less, and much more complicated, than it suits anyone to admit

• 'Rachel and Ross made me have sex'

  Nov 4 2008:

  Julia Raeside: We should talk more to our children about sex - and worry less about them glimpsing it on TV

• A passion for the subject

  Cartoon, Nov 4 2008:

  Ros Asquith on primary school sex education

• In bed with Mrs Whitehouse

  Nov 4 2008:

  Aric Sigman: Exposure to sex on TV can make young teenagers more likely to become pregnant or get someone else pregnant

• Can TV make teens pregnant?

  Poll, Nov 3 2008:

  A new study suggests that there is a link between watching "steamy television programmes" and teen pregnancy. Is it possible that shows like Sex and the City can cause teens to engage in sexual activity?

• Children need to know about sex and all its consequences

  Oct 26 2008:

  Editorial: 'Sex Education' is not about making children more proficient at sex, but increasing their general awareness

• Forget about sex ed

  Oct 25 2008:

  Agnes Poirier: What we need to teach children are the art and complexities of love. That will soon cut teenage pregnancy

• 'It prepares children for healthier relationships'

  Audio (3min 00sec), Oct 24 2008:

  Mike Duran talks to Jules Hillier from sexual health charity Brook about sex education in primary schools

• Where do baby rabbits come from? Sex education to begin at five in all schools

  Oct 24 2008:

  Curriculum changes compulsory under plans to cut teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections

• Let's talk about sex

  Oct 23 2008:

  Joanna Moorhead: Why are we so afraid of sex education? We need to realise that being open and honest is not the same as being permissive

• Missing piece of the wellbeing puzzle

  Oct 23 2008:

  Making sex education compulsory will ensure children have the knowledge and confidence to make responsible choices, writes Anna Martinez

• Sex education: family teaches more than school ever can

  Oct 23 2008:

  Mrs White's approach was to show the children an illustrated book in which a bearded Dane tackled Mrs Dane in a rather earnest way, recalls Michael White

• How young is too young to learn about sex?

  Oct 23 2008:

  Now primary schools are going to have to teach children where babies come from. Shouldn't parents have some say?

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