Should children be taught about sexual behavior or is it embarrassing?

The British government has developed guidelines for schoolchildren to begin dating at the age of 11, which includes topics of sexual consent. This was prompted by a new parliamentary report that concluded that sex education should be compulsory for all students.

Sex was never so widespread in British society as it is today.

Even if you look at the TV, you will see sex, advertising, and sexuality even in school.

Although pornography is banned in the country, you can easily find it on the Internet.

One indication that society has become "obsessed" with sex is the teenage pregnancy.

The number of teenage girls who have become pregnant in the country is steadily declining and has been at its lowest since 1969. However, recent research has shown that Britain is the fourth-highest pregnant teenager in the EU.

Girls are fourth in the UK in terms of pregnancy

The situation is improving, according to children's charities, as a result of government efforts to have sex education.

Dangerous situations

The British government considers itself to be doing even more in this regard.

Education Minister Nikki Morgan says children are under enormous pressure when it comes to sex, and they need support when they really are in danger.

"We want to make sure that the lessons our girls receive are not only enhancing their educational potential but also preparing them for modern British life," she wrote in an article in one of the newspapers.

This means that despite the fact that the law provides for age 16 in the country, it also teaches children how to properly engage in school sex, including sex.