Did your school teach sex-education?

Yes they did but I learnt more from my two older sisters🙂

Yes, but I learnt much more from my nieghbor, she was about fifty and very dykie. I didn't know what a dyke was back then.

One day?! That’s one more than I had. Still waiting. 🤣🤣🤣

No. Sex hadn't been invented when I was in school.

It was part of our Health classes.

Although it was boring as all get out - zygotes and gametes and fertilization.

Honestly I had received more information from my parents when I was in 7th grade.

They told me about the vagina - I knew about the penis - and I thought that was so gross and asked if there was any other way to have a kid. (they stifled a laugh)

I decided it wasn't all that gross a year or two later.

I gave blow jobs in the boys room .Does that count?🥰

Sex hadn't been invented yet when I was in school, so it wasn't an issue.

Homework was the best

It was part of Health class and lasted a couple weeks usually.

Sex Ed was a 1 semester class they held in year 10. The teacher who taught it each year was notorious for giving C grades to everyone. And it was big joke around school when they discovered he had given me a A+ 😅.
It was all a bit superfluous as 3 of the girls in my class had gotten knocked up in middle school. Not by me 😅

UK here and yes we had sex education at the age of 11. (1976)

Started as a way to prepare us for the changes in puberty in the last year of junior school (10-11)
and carried on in biology lessons in 1st year (year 7) at secondary school.

Much discussion as to whether or not they should at the time. And one or two youngsters were withdrawn from those lessons either because parents didn't want the school to tell them for whatever reason, or because they didn't think their children should know at that time.

i remember putting condoms over bananas

I learned most of mine on street corners so to speak.

Sex Ed was part of Health class in high school. It was a several week thing.

We were taught sex education in Biology.The teacher had a wicked sense of humour and always taught it on open day when parents could come into the class room.

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No we learned from each other

I asked some guys abd I learned a lot, but it was a pain in the butt, thankfully.

Yes, they taught the girls mostly but did something else for the boys I think.

After that lots of parents in the following years started saying they didn't want their kids to be taught sex education...then were doing the whole "woe is me" when their kids were out there either making babies or getting pregnant.🙄 So dumb.

at your age?? sheesh

It was more like one class time like 90 minutes guys in one classroom girls in another classroom secrets were told that was it by the time we had it we pretty much knew all the ins and outs no pun intended

Yeah it was a big joke

Yes and it was a very comprehensive program, not focused on abstinence, even though it was a parochial school.

I'm still shocked when I see a 22-25 old who says they've had minimal sex ed at school.

It's many, many years since I was at as school and back then we got an hour on contraception during a biology class. That was it.
I thought things might have improved after all this time but it seems not.

It was a few days over two weeks. They actually had boys and girls go to different rooms for it. That just made us all get together to compare notes

they left out the whole fun part and only focused on the period cycle

We taught ourselves as the real stuff was so dry and out of date.

It focused more on getting aids and getting pregnant…
Fear mongering

Our school taught what little was permitted by the Conservative government of the day. For any information that was of use to me, I relied upon the extra-curricular (and technically illegal) advice of our Methodist chaplain.

Yes…. It was pretty basic and mostly anatomy based…

No, but that was back in the seventies.
All we heard about was the virgin birth of Jesus but had no idea what that meant.

Briefly. I can remember squeals and laughter and the look on the teacher's face as he was telling us. However, all he explained was where everything went and not what you did once everything was in place

No they did not teach it, parents did not say anything, learned some from girly magazines.

Nope. Not even an attempt.

i used hands on and got experience

no