Sexual health education plays a crucial role in shaping responsible behavior among youth by providing them with the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes to make informed decisions about their sexual health and relationships. One of the broad objectives of sexual health education is to promote awareness and understanding of human sexuality, which includes physical, emotional, and psychological aspects. This helps young people develop a positive attitude towards their own bodies and sexuality, fostering self-respect and respect for others. A key objective is to empower youth with the knowledge to prevent unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV/AIDS. Through education, students are taught about contraceptive methods, their effectiveness, and proper usage, as well as the risks associated with unprotected sex. This knowledge not only reduces the incidence of unwanted pregnancies but also plays a significant role in reducing the spread of STIs by encouraging safe sexual practices. Another objective is to encourage healthy relationships based on mutual respect, communication, and consent. Sexual health education addresses the importance of emotional readiness and the capacity to make responsible choices regarding sexual activity. It emphasizes the value of consent and mutual respect in any sexual relationship, helping young people understand the boundaries of