Two students at Boston have devised a 'Harry Potter'-themed sex lesson.
Michelle Goode and Jamie Klufts' wizarding workshop was part of a month-long programme of events about sex education dubbed 'Frisky February,' the Daily Star reported.
Jamie Klufts said 'Harry Potter' author JK Rowling decided to ignore safe sex classes at Hogwarts, preferring to focus on the fight against the darks arts and so he wanted to correct this wrong.
A Facebook invite for the event read "at this event half-bloods, house-elves, and muggles alike will learn the proper way to get consent to enter one's chamber of secrets and how to snog without getting Hogwarts.
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