Every person - young or old - is unique so one-size-fits-all sex and relationship education is most certainly not the answer. The most effective way to gauge what young people want is to ask them," says Robert Sassoon, a member of the UK Youth Parliament.
Eighteen-year-old Robert is a member of the steering group currently carrying out a review for the government on sex and relationship education (SRE) in schools. How to encourage schools to involve young people in SRE is one area the group is looking at. A key part of this is building links with local partners such as youth groups.
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