1, UK
According to British law, compulsory education must start at the age of 5. According to the specific provisions of the "National Compulsory Curriculum", all public primary and secondary schools in Britain divide students into four stages according to different age levels and carry out sex education with different contents.
2. Sweden
Starting from 1942, the sex education curriculum is planned from the age of 7. In primary school, the main content of sex education is pregnancy and fertility knowledge, while in middle school, it is about physiology and physical function. In college, I focus on love, interpersonal relationship and self-protection.
3. Finland
Learning sexual knowledge from kindergarten, kindergarten also has formal sex education books, Finland's special sex education "Our Body", in the form of pictures and stories, parents can tell stories to their children every day. At present, sex education in Finland is doing very well.
4. Singapore
Sex education in Singapore is very close to life. From infancy, children's clothes are divided into men and women, especially underwear. Toilets in kindergartens will also be divided into men and women. The purpose is to let children know the difference between men and women from an early age. Singapore also has a special sex education textbook "Growing Years Series".
5. Japan
The cover of the first volume of the "Health" textbook for primary schools published by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan has pictures of the bodies and organs of women and men. Primary schools have 1-2 hours of lectures every year, covering the physiological differences between men and women, menstruation and pregnancy principles. Junior high schools also have 1-2-hour lectures every year, calling on students not to engage in risky sexual behavior.