I don't really remember anything. My only experience of it was in year 7, and not again until I was in college, which was the equivalent of year 10. In year 7 I remember watching a video in science about how babies were made (demonstrated by cartoon). I don't remember all of it. A few weeks later (I think) the boys of year 7 were taken into one room, the girls into another and each were told respectively about condoms and periods. I don't really understand why they didn't tell us all about both. The condoms were later opened and blown up or flopped against people's faces. The girls were given a couple of free sanitary towels and tampons, again some were opened and thrown about. I suspect most of these were kept because the girls were actually going to use them for their intended purpose. I remember getting a free leaflet about puberty, and the entire room feeling incredibly uncomfortable when a girl asked "but what do you use when you're wearing a thong?" The answer was a tampon, but the real issue is why is this 11 year old wearing a thong.