The Sex Education Show

Anna Richardson finds out about teenagers perceptions of what's normal, the footballers find out about condom sizes, and a group of parents are shocked to see what their children can view on the Internet.

A frank look at the world of teenage sex and young people's consumption of pornography. Anna Richardson and a team of sexual health experts travel to an inner-city London school to give students ground-breaking lessons in sex education.

Britain is top of the league when it comes to sex; but for all the wrong reasons. Latest statistics show a record 41,000 teenage pregnancies in one year, as well as over half of all sexually transmitted infections being in the 16 to 24 age group. To make matters worse in April this year part of a government bill that would have made crucial sex education compulsory in schools was dropped. Teens still not only need, but want better sex education. Anna Richardson returns, assisted by experts across the board determined to give teenagers across the UK some much needed, upfront sex education lessons.

Anna tackles High Street giant Primark over children’s clothing that transforms kids into sexualised mini adults, and we’ll be taking Matalan to task over their decision to keep stocking padded bras in the children’s section.

Taking a frank look into the world of sex, the new series begins with the roadshow visiting Redborne School in Bedfordshire where pupils get to see real living STIs close-up. Anna Richardson talks sexting and porn with parents. She shows parents what their kids are really looking at online, and arms them with the facts they need to talk to their kids about such stuff. And the show meets 21-year-old David Smith, a paralympic athlete with cerebral palsy, and 24-year-old fiancé Kat Watkins, who suffers from brittle bone disease. The couple describe how - against all the odds - they have managed to achieve a fulfilling sex life.