New sex ed programme pays off for teens

Irish teenagers who took part in a new sex education programme said they were better informed and more aware of the consequences of their actions afterwards.

New sex ed programme pays off for teens

Irish teenagers who took part in a new sex education programme said they were better informed and more aware of the consequences of their actions afterwards.

A new study by UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre at NUI Galway into the REAL U programme also found that young people's attitudes to LGBT issues and knowledge about the facts of sex improved significantly.

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