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Sex Education | Season 3 | Official Trailer | Netflix

February 10, 2025
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We grow older. We grow stronger. We grow together.

Season Three of Sex Education arrives September 17th.

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Word of the “sex school” gets out as a new head teacher tries to control a rambunctious student body and Otis attempts to hide his secret hookup.

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30 thoughts on “Sex Education | Season 3 | Official Trailer | Netflix”

  3. I am from India 🇮🇳 Very interesting story i love it roobi so hot meive so so sexy eric very nice best friend otis very innocent guy ❤❤❤ i need like a meive gf

  6. This is the worst season. How could you do this? You turned people into freaks! You disfigured everything you could. Fire the writer and director of this project.

  21. I ve started watching series 3 and I think I missed something in series 2 the guy who got Mave pregnant with the two mums, none of those 3 seam to be in it anymore, did they leave?

  27. Sex Education is a series that started some two years ago. I just watched the last episode, and it's been a wonderful journey. I'm going to miss this for sure. It's a different type of series, and its concept is new. Many stories talk about sex and other social problems. But this series is created in such a way that you connect to every single character.

    I've watched a lot of series where we don't really like some characters at times due to their way of behaving or their way of looking. But in this series, I don't seem to be disliking anyone because, from small roles to big roles, they all did well.
      
    From season 1 to season 3, the series had social problems as well as more incidents taking place in the school or at their house. But in season 4, as many people are saying, it's much more about social issues. They've represented it well, but I believe there were too many. For example, in the summer, they went to France, and there was a change for once. But different people have different opinions.
     
    This series taught me about SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE- this is a big word- There are billions of people in the world; we are all different. Even our five fingers are not the same size, so how can we laugh, mock, and insult people who are different? We are all actors who act all the time, but who is really real?
    At times we act because of society, or at other times because of our families themselves.
     
    A small problem can be small to you, but not to everyone. There are many issues that were addressed in this series that are important, but they are not important to everyone as we all have different perspectives.
     
    👉🏻Adam fears his dad because he wants him to be perfect.
    👉🏻Eric was always hiding the fact that he was gay.
    👉🏻Aimee was assaulted on the bus, and this affected her sexual life.
    👉🏻Maeve faced a scary childhood as her mother was a drug addict.
    👉🏻Ruby got bullied, and that made her an arrogant girl.
    👉🏻Cal was in a stage where they had to find support from their parents and school, but they did not find any. Their joy of seeing only one toilet, which shows no male or female, was shown on their faces.
    👉🏻Jackson's being forced into a sport that his mother had chosen was also an example of what happens when parents force you to do something that you don't actually like.
    👉🏻Otis having problems during intercourse is an example of trauma during his childhood days that happened because of his dad.
    👉🏻Lily, as a little girl, always liked alien stuff. Is it a problem if she likes to have sex dressed as an alien? Do people need to laugh at her?
    👉🏻Maureen staying in a house when her husband hasn't touched her for years and doesn't bother to talk is also an issue.
    👉🏻Michael being bullied by his own father and brother affected his whole life.
     
    So to summarise, I actually enjoyed watching sex education, and a professional counsellor is really important at school because when your baby is born, you take care of him by giving him milk. When he becomes a child, you show him how to eat, and when he's in adolescence, you teach him how to behave in society. But what about the transition of adolescence and adulthood? Parents don't talk about sex with their children but they need a guide. If parents are not doing anything, as some countries- talking about SEX with children, is Taboo, but some authorities need to do it,
     
    Also, people need to respect people all the time; we don't know the situation he is in, so always respect them. AN UNFORGETTABLE AND MASTERPIECE series according to me.
    💯👍💯

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