Genre
Documentary
Producer by
Colette Foster / Alicia Kerr / Stephanie Metcalfe / Oliver Wright / Russ Peers / Naomi Channell / Joe Wildman / Ceri Jones / Roger Oldham / Colin Rothbart / Adeline Ramage Rooney / Cher Adamson / Louisa Benger / Marcus English / Sara Evans / Sam Windsor-Phillips / Paula Campion / Beth Evans / Donna McLaughlin
Directed by
Kyle Prince / Roger Oldham / Colin Rothbart / Suzy Ratner
Presented by
Anna Richardson
Cast
Anna Richardson / Radha Modgil / Lionel Blue
Production company
Cheetah Television
Original channel
Channel 4
Original language
English
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Broadcast dates
9 September 2008 (UK)
Original runing time
2008–2011
Episode duration
49 min (4 episodes)
Picture format
16:9 HDTV 1080i
Offical website
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-sex-education-show/
episode summary
1) A frank look at the world of teenage sex and young people's consumption of pornography. In this final programme Anna Richardson continues to educate students in sexual health matters and meets highly qualified young women who've chosen careers in pornography.
2) In The Sex Education Show's national survey of teenagers, almost two thirds say they don't discuss sex openly at home. Communication about sex between parents and children has been proven to reduce instances of STIs and unplanned pregnancy. Anna ropes in a group of Marlow parents to brush up on the fine art of talking sex.
3) In The Sex Education Show's national survey of teenagers, almost a third said they learn about sex from pornography. But with safer sex rarely a feature of porn, Anna and sexual health educator Philippe Chiarella give 50 teenagers a masterclass in correct condom usage.
4) A frank look at the world of teenage sex and young people's consumption of pornography. In this final programme Anna Richardson continues to educate students in sexual health matters and meets highly qualified young women who've chosen careers in pornography.
fun and viewer review
I absolutely love this show and find it refreshing that for once on British TV they are not shying away from sex. However I do think they are putting too much emphasis on the amount of sexual partners people have. Surely the emphasis for today's youth should be to feel love and respected before hopping into bed with someone, and not just having sex for the sake of adding one extra notch to the proverbial bedpost.
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