Sex education lesson plans teach children aged 13 about sex toys, porn and ... trends now
One of the UK's biggest lesson plan providers has removed sex education resources on its platform referring to sex toys, anal sex and masturbation that were designed to be taught to children aged 13.
Tes said it had 'swiftly removed' a number of resources and was investigating after being made aware of their contents.
One of the resources which was advertised on the site as being suitable for those aged 11 to 14 was a game titled 'Pleasure and masturbation explored - delaying sexual activity'.
In it, children were asked to assess the level of risk for different activities, including 'anal sex', 'sending a nude selfie or d**k pic', 'vaginal intercourse with a sex toy' and 'watching pornography'.
Cre8tive Resources, who uploaded the material, said that the resource was suitable for children aged 13 and older for a unit called 'Sex, the law and consent'.
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They said: 'The Tes website only allows listings to be categorised between the following age ranges: 11 to 14 years, 14 to 16 years.
'The title of the lesson includes the phrase 'delaying sexual activity', and the exercise in question is looking at high risk and low risk activities associated with intimate relationships.
'The card sorting activity is accompanied by reflection questions leading students to discuss "what are the positives of delaying sexual activity until you are older?".'
They also said it would be supervised by an appropriately qualified classroom teacher.
Tes told MailOnline: 'The resources that were brought to our attention were swiftly removed and are under investigation.
'Our robust 'take down policy’ allows us to tackle anything of concern and any resource that is reported
