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After sex education was made compulsory in England in 2019, many schools started bringing in external companies to teach the subject. But with no formal regulation, a vast range of lessons are being offered and some providers refuse to let parents know what's being taught. It's led to some misinformation spreading online and a debate about whether some things are too explicit to learn at school.
Archive from British Pathe, David Rosler via the British Film Institute and the Netflix series Sex Education.
By BBC Radio 42.7
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After sex education was made compulsory in England in 2019, many schools started bringing in external companies to teach the subject. But with no formal regulation, a vast range of lessons are being offered and some providers refuse to let parents know what's being taught. It's led to some misinformation spreading online and a debate about whether some things are too explicit to learn at school.
Archive from British Pathe, David Rosler via the British Film Institute and the Netflix series Sex Education.

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