Scenes of a sexual nature

Abigail Jones: Teenagers may see a lot of nooky on popular TV programmes, but they should still learn about safe sex from their parents

Alert over clubber with HIV

Women in Leicester urged to get check-up if they had unprotected sex between 2002 and 2007

Children need to know about sex and all its consequences

Editorial: 'Sex Education' is not about making children more proficient at sex, but increasing their general awareness

Let’s talk about sex

Joanna Moorhead: Why are we so afraid of sex education? We need to realise that being open and honest is not the same as being permissive

Missing piece of the wellbeing puzzle

Making sex education compulsory will ensure children have the knowledge and confidence to make responsible choices, writes Anna Martinez

Sex education made compulsory in all schools

No opt-out for faith schools, says minister, though they will still be able to teach their beliefs about sex

Sex education: family teaches more than school ever can

Mrs White's approach was to show the children an illustrated book in which a bearded Dane tackled Mrs Dane in a rather earnest way, recalls Michael White

How young is too young to learn about sex?

Now primary schools are going to have to teach children where babies come from. Shouldn't parents have some say?

Compulsory sex education for primary schools

Government review likely to say children must learn about human body and relationships

The importance of being prepared

Rowenna Davis: As an organisation that claims to be about the transition to adulthood, the Scouts are right to offer advice on sex