Its honestly a shame that none of us got normal education about sex in school

Yes. We had a sex education lesson every three months.

It was included for like a week in Health and Wellness class. Like we were just told to wear a condom, avoid STDs, unwanted pregnancy, etc. No demonstration or anything, it just seems forced honestly. I still laugh at people saying sex ed should be up to the family, like my mom just gave me a book and that was all. I ain't learn **** from my family aside from "don't have sex and if you do wear a condom". It needs to be part of the education system as PE/gym is since it's quite important, arguably more than solving some math problem.

I dropped out of school, so I never got to take it. I don't even know if my school offered it. Maybe it was in Biology though. But I've seen those puberty videos that taught me about periods, boobs, those kinds of things... I'm a bit upset they never showed any boy's bodies though, you could say I was a curious horny little girl I still don't know what a d*** looks like tbh, they never showed us. Anyway, later on they taught us how to be safe. Like how to be safe sexually, and to how to be safe from abusive relationships, those kinds of things. I think they showed us some other things I'm forgetting though. It's been years, and I forget what I learned online and what came from school.

So wait, most of you were taught Sex Ed from like 11-16? I don't know the years/terms.

I had sex education class in primary school.. before puberty. No classes in secondary.

Learning how to put on a condom aged 8-10 was awkward to say the least. Then the video.. all of us were giggling

yeah, we did have this class, but the curriculum was so bad that they actually changed it the year after i left high school. i remember such choice lines in our textbook as "a heterosexual, monogamous marriage is the only surefire way to prevent STDs", and they showed us pictures of the genitals of people with STDs??? it was so gross and everybody thought the class was stupid

Yes. One of my Health teachers was my (unqualified) gym coach and his classes were all nonsense - like when he said, "The average **** is 7.5 inches"

We were never taught this as in taught by our own school teachers.