SEX Education was a hit on Netflix and lucky fans will get to continue watching the story unfold.
But when will we find out about season three and what issues would be covered? Here's all we know so far…
When is Sex Education back on Netflix?
Netflix has confirmed Sex Education season three is heading for the platform.
Headmaster Groff, played by Alistair Petrie, made the announcement.
The new series is expected to drop at the end of 2021.
What is Sex Education season three about?
The storyline for the third season has not yet been revealed.
Show star Asa Butterfield told Digital Spy he's read the first episode and is "really happy".
"It didn't go where I anticipated it to," he added. "A few things have changed. I'm excited."
He told The Guardian: "There's a bit of a time-jump since the season two cliffhanger,
"Otis is back at school but he's got different things on his plate. He's grown up a bit and become slightly more sassy. It's been fun to portray his newfound charisma. Don't worry, though, he's still tragically awkward too."
How did Sex Education season two end?
The second series opened with a montage of Otis pleasuring himself in a range of various locations – including one scene where he even managed to ejaculate on the window of his mum's car.
Despite being madly in love with Maeve, season two follows Otis take his relationship with new girlfriend Ola to the next level – and also come to terms with the fact that his mum is dating his girlfriend's dad.
However the series ends with Otis and Maeve parting ways before Otis leave Maeve as voicemail which makes his feelings clear.
His best pal Eric (Ncuti Gatwa) also has a visit receives a visit from a ghost from the past after he bumped into Adam working in a pharmacy.
The series sees Adam come out as bisexual and making a pretty public declaration of his feelings for Eric
Meanwhile, Jean (Gillian Anderson) and Jakob’s (Mikael Persbrant) relationship comes to an end just as Jean discovers that she is pregnant.
Jean also forms an unlikely connection with Mrs Groff (Samantha Spiro) and a friendship between the two women begins to develop.
Moordale Secondary was also hit with an outbreak of chlamydia, only strengthening the case for better sex education at the school.
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