Vivamax brings lots of laughs and loads of sexy time in its new series, High (School) on Sex, which is still currently streaming.

Directed by GB Sampedro, it follows the sexual awakening of five senior high students at Harmon Catholic University – Gibo, Wes, Mavic, Issa and Karla.

Gibo (Wilbert Ross) is a scholar with a high libido.

He’s been holding on to his girlfriend’s promise that they would “go all the way” after Junior High, only to be left high and dry when she flies abroad.

Gibo then turns his attention to his hot teacher and every boy’s fantasy, Mrs. Salva (Rob Guinto). Their illicit affair is going to be one for the books.

Wes (Migs Almendras), wants to explore his sexuality. Gay or straight – anyone is welcome to get into bed with him.

Nothing is going to stop him from being sexually authentic to himself. He gets the moniker “The Fluid.”

Issa (Denise Esteban), has the reputation of being a slut. She embraces this image, even if she is actually a virgin. She and Gibo have been friends since childhood.

Mavic (Angela Morena), is seen as a virgin, but the truth is, she is not as innocent as she looks. She may not have gone all the way just yet, but you’ll be surprised at what she has already experienced in sex.

Karla (Katrina Dovey) is Gibo’s ex-girlfriend who suddenly returns from the U.S. She comes back carrying a huge secret.

As the five students gain knowledge from their classes, they also gain experiences that help them navigate their questions not just about sex, but also about identity, family and love.

Joining them are colorful characters from the Harmon Catholic University that would make their lives even wilder – Marco Gomez, Micaella Raz, Andrea Garcia, Juami Gutierrez, Katya Santos, Sheree Bautista, Mark Carpio and more.

The creatives behind High (School) on Sex could have chosen a more subdued title, but Direk GB points out, “Ibang panahon na tayo ngayon, eh. So, dapat pinag-uusapan nga natin iyan para aware ang mga kabataan sa kung ano ang ma-i-experience nila sa buhay nila. Pero siyempre kailangan may mga iku-consider din tayo sa paggawa ng ganitong series.”

He also said that they interviewed students for this series, so it is based on reality.