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On this weeks episode we're back with our mini series 'The sex ed you never had' where we talk about all the things we didn't learn about sex in school. Recently, the Scottish Government announced they were going to start issuing anonymous surveys to high school students that ask intimate questions about sex, relationships and even drugs in an attempt to broaden the sex education curriculum in schools. These surveys have caused a lot of controversy with parents and councils who don't want children answering such 'intrusive' questions but the reality is: we need to stop acting as if talking about sex is illegal.
By Joanna, Gabrielle and Amie5
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On this weeks episode we're back with our mini series 'The sex ed you never had' where we talk about all the things we didn't learn about sex in school. Recently, the Scottish Government announced they were going to start issuing anonymous surveys to high school students that ask intimate questions about sex, relationships and even drugs in an attempt to broaden the sex education curriculum in schools. These surveys have caused a lot of controversy with parents and councils who don't want children answering such 'intrusive' questions but the reality is: we need to stop acting as if talking about sex is illegal.