Conclusion

Conclusion

 

1.Delivery of sex education is not the sole responsibility of schools.

 

2.Parents and all the members of the  community should take responsibility of it.

 

3 Schools should work effectively in partnership with parents and community.

 

4.Health professionals, social workers, youth workers, peer educators, and visitors all have a part to play in delivering sex education and should follow by the school’s policy framed by Government.                                                                                                 

 

5.For a student, what matters is the knowledge that is given, not the name of the course. Everything that is supposed to be taught under "sex education" can easily be taught under "health education". After all, we are not  teaching students when to have it or how to have it. It's more about the anatomical and biological aspects, and not the emotional or psychological aspects.

 

6.Best wishes for all of us to handle this sensitive issue.