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Calls for Better Sex Education

2017-01-19T00:00:00

The Daily Telegraph has launched a campaign to improve sex education, after claims that the current guidance is out of the date. The last material for teachers in this area was published in 2000 and has no mention of online pornography, ‘sexting’ or social media. The attention has drawn support from a number of figures and organisations including Girl Guides, the NSPCC, Mumsnet and Claire Perry (the Prime Minister’s children’s advisor).

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