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First and foremost, you are making the assumption that teachers teach these subjects currently in schools. They rarely do. There are "experts" that are usually brought in for this type of thing, or at least there were in the schools I worked in. I also appreciate why you're getting defensive...

Is she though? :banana:

Well the lowest common denominator in this situation is letting parents discuss it with their children. As per other members' posts on here, most parents hate even discussing how babies are made with their kids, let alone discussing porn with them. So, as an ex-teacher who's seen the ignorant...

There in lies much of the issue though, doesn't it. Kids no longer just play on the streets, at least not as they used to. They're inside and parents are increasingly giving them tablets and computers and games consoles which expose them to any number of things from porn to paedophiles...

Yes, they absolutely should. They should be taught about porn in the context of a much more stringent and sensible sex education, to be quite frank. The "leave it to parents" rubbish simply doesn't stack up, particularly as most parents are as ignorant about the topics as the children they'd be...