Some UK local authorities are using Dutch “sex positive” educational materials in the hope of increasing contraceptive use, reports Tony Sheldon As the UK government opens a public consultation on what English schools should teach in sex education classes, Rutgers, an influential non-governmental organisation that promotes sexual and reproductive health and rights in the Netherlands, recently celebrated its 50th birthday. It is justifiably proud that the country’s teenage pregnancy rates are among the lowest, and contraceptive use the highest, in Europe. To read the full article, log in using your NHS OpenAthens details.