Each person write down one question on sex. Gather them, and at random, pick one. Open up the floor and discuss the answers with everyone.

You can anonymously find out what you have been curious about.

We are sick of stereotypes and labels. Do you really know people around you? Write your name, throw it into a box and pick one at random to be your partner. Do an activity together in pairs, and share what you learnt about each other.

Always be prepared. Anything can happen, as life is a spontaneous journey. The challenge is to either collect water without a bottle, make a balloon sword, make a rubber band, waterproof your phone or make a pool lantern. Good luck.

Be honest, don’t fake it is ok! You have nothing to hide or be ashamed about. It is natural and happen to more people than you think.

Don’t be shy about the weird face and noises made during sex. Embrace it, they are natural! Make a music track with only sounds from your body... be creative!

Communication, trust and conversation is key. Tie your hands with the person next to you and write down each other’s fears. This will only be successful if you work together and communicate with each other. 

We all have flaws, but we should be confident in who we are despite them. Using “I don’t like my___, but I am proud of___.”, embrace and love who you are.

Family is a sensitive issue and even though we may be close to them, it may be hard to talk to them about personal topics like sex. Ask them a question of your choice and get their response. It is for school sex education anyway.

Saying No can be hard and sometimes we beat around the bush with it. Be confident, know what you want, and put your foot down. Talk with your friends about a situation you found hard to reject.

Go and get some ice cream, get whatever flavour or topping you like. Whatever you like, does not matter. 

You may or may not had unsafe sex. It is scary. But you don’t have to be alone. Reach out to those around you, friends, family or professionals. You can easily access for sexual health NHS services or Brook, who provides sexual health services and advice for all young people under 25. 

This condom is here for you whenever you need it. Don’t rush, no pressure, use it in your own time, but always remember to be safe. Hopefully, you will carry this, and your lessons from these past 21 days, wherever you go.

“Are you a virgin?” Honestly, who cares. Choose the condom with the answer to if you are a virgin or not and open it. See what everyone else got.

Bringing condoms on dates, especially the first one, might have bad connotations if your date sees them. But what’s wrong with wanting to be safe? Bring this if you are on a date, be safe, and show that you are responsible. Are they?

You do not have a condom today. So, go buy it. Try buying it without any sweets. Go on, you can do it. Be confident, get what you need, there is nothing wrong with buying a condom. 

Do you really know what STIs are? What are the symptoms and causes? Scan the QR code and read and learn all about them. 

Ah, the age old question: Can pre-cum make you pregnant? Why risk it? Tear away the possibility of regret by using a condom, to have safe sex.