Script

Scene 1:

Camera fades in, scenes of sex shops and archive footage off you tube.

Ele (voice over): "Sex, it seems to be happening everywhere and any where now a days, however the outcome out of it aren't very good and are causing accidental pregnancies and a lot of sexually transmitted diseases, we will look in to ways to prevent unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases."

Scene 2:

Ed and Ele are standing outside Ann Summers in reading introducing the topic.

Ele: "We are going to be looking in to teen sex and why people are experimenting in such weird ways."

Scene 3:

Carrie is standing outside Henley college.

Carrie: "We have come to Henley College to hear their views on teenage sex."

Carrie walks in to Henley College.

Carrie: "We have come to speak to students at Henley College to get a variety of different views on the teen sex.

Scene 4: 

  Interview Zac Millwards

Interview with Sarah Ives-Rider

Interview with Hayley Mcarthy

Scene 5:

Interview with Nicola Patterson, Practionist.

Statistics comes up on screen "1 in 3 are having sex before the legal age"

Scene 6:

3 pupils standing with signs with words on.

Carrie (Voice over):"Current the age of consent in the UK is 16.

3 pupils turn signs over. 

Scene 7:

Back to the interview with Nicola Patterson. 

Nicola is sitting in her office answering questions about contraception.

Interview ends. 

"Ask you GP for help"

"Make it your decision"

(flashes on screen)

Scene 8: 

Statistics come up on the screen.

Carrie (Voice over) 

Scene 9:

Carrie is walking through college talking to the camera.

Carrie: "Today we have gathered lots of useful information about teenage sex, even though STI is on the rise so are family clinics, including contraception, which in my case i believe is a good thing, some teenagers don't want the hassle of going to a clinic. 

Carrie: "What we have spoke about today is the age on consent, It is 16, 1 in 3 people will loose the virginity before the legal age, although many believe it is when the time is right. But remember there is always people out there that can help you family clinics, family, friends teachers most people will be willing to talk to you."

*Fades out*

Archive footage ends the documentary with credits at the end.