A private school in Australia is reportedly teaching its students to consider baking a cake instead of having sex and urged them to take a vow of abstinence.
The Caloundra Christian College on the Sunshine Coast also gave them a pamphlet titled '101 Things to Do Instead of Doing It' as part of sexual education classes, Stuff.co.nz reported.
The classes delivered by a group called 'Straight Talk Australia', were given to students from grade 8 to grade 12.
The study material given to the students advised teenagers to indulge in activities like walking the dog and watching TV instead of having sex.
The founder of the group, Jim Lyons said the vow of abstinence was voluntary and he did not make any apology for the hard-line approach to pre-marital sex.
