Wrong. In fact, I’d go far as to suggest having a notepad and pen to hand when you’re watching Sex Education season two, because this is a show that truly lives up to its name.

Although we are thrown back into the key storylines of season one – the newly minted love triangle of Maeve, Otis and girlfriend Ola (Patricia Allison); Eric’s confusing relationship with his former bully Adam (Connor Swindells); the pressure mounting on swimming star Jackson (Kedar Williams-Stirling) – we also delve into the lives of fan favourites including Aimee (Aimee Lou Wood) and Lily (Tanya Reynolds), as well as a slew of new faces.

Sex Education season two review: Otis, Maeve and Eric still have plenty to teach us