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The rate at which the whole sex thing is going now eh...#nods heads# I would expect secondary school kids to focus on their education studying hard to make the best out of their lives and not thinking about sex and contraceptives. If it's to fight against sexually transmitted diseases or to prevent them getting pregnant at an early age, then the students should be taught to abstain. Abstinence is the answer. Kids shouldn't be encouraged to have more sex by making contraceptives available to them at no cost and pushing them into believing that they are safe with contraceptives. That is not guaranteed. #my thought#
Anyway, in Zimbabwe, some members of Parliament are calling for the distribution of contraceptives, especially condoms in all school. They believe making free condoms available in all school toilets will protect the pupils and reduce the widespread of HIV and AIDS among school children.
What's your opinion on this? should we encourage the distribution of condoms in schools or is it a no-no?
