A school survey that contained "highly inappropriate" questions about pupils' sexual activity has been overhauled by Renfrewshire Council chiefs.
The Scottish Government's health and well-being census was temporarily shelved by the local authority in December after a furious backlash from parents and councillors about its content, which included asking students in S4 to S6 if they had had anal sex.
However, the council is now set to release a revised version of the survey with the original sex-related questions removed.
