The Scouts should stick to tying knots
Can there be a youth left in Britain who doesn't know how to roll on a condom, or that having sex without contraception is liable to result in babies? Such is the prevalence of sex education in schools that it seems to me that any British teenager, unless educated at home and a member of some obscure religious sect, already has sufficient knowledge by the age of 14 to lead a UN birth control programme in a small African nation.
But that hasn't stopped the Scout Association adding sex education to its own curriculum, starting with six-year-old Beavers. Instead of heading off to camp, Scouts can now look forward to a visit to the local sexual health clinic and role-plays about relationships.… Seguir leyendo »