Tue 11 Nov 2008
Sex Education Enters the British Kindergarten Curriculum
Posted by Kent under The NEWS
Give the Brits credit. A country with one of the highest pregnancy rates in Europe has decided to take some strong steps to address the problem.
But they did raise more than a few eyebrows with the decision to bring sex education to all of their schools. The topic will even become part of the curriculum for children in kindergarten.
Yes, that’s correct, for five-year-olds.
late afternoon in the kindergarten
Joining Others
The Brits will be joining the likes of countries like France, Holland and China with mandating sex education in school. Still, the topic is seldom addressed with students so young. Most countries begin addressing the topic around the age of 12.
Teaching will be done on the reproduction system and be added to the country’s science curricula. According to the Associated Press, those in kindergarten will see a program that will focus more on the issue of self-awareness.
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November 13th, 2008 at 10:32
It’s the parents that need sex education, not the kids!
::-))
Malc
November 13th, 2008 at 10:33
Sorry, I meant the Adults. Parents are usually in the know.
November 13th, 2008 at 10:40
Bit of a joke really, talk about getting people off the Real Subject… shame we are so duped, or rather, shame they try to dupe us. First the WTC, then Bin Laden, then Hussain, next up Syria (where’s that? ed). Now we have Boombada to blame every on… Bush retires to the ranch rubbing his hands in a way that would make Uncle Scrooge jealous. That was a good trick, almost as good as Iraq, without the huge fatality count. (Bush… who he? ed.)
Makes ya wanna puke.
What’s going on down here in hell?
Why?
Who do we blame?
Look in the mirror.
Malc
(Jaded and in Berlin, not a place to be jaded)
November 13th, 2008 at 10:41
(waiting to hear where Syria is… somewhere in South America for sure, but where? ed.)