Please read The Times article here. The Equality and Human Rights Commission are suggesting there are no safeguarding concerns with teenage males sharing dorm and changing rooms with teenage females. They are in dereliction of their duty of care towards children. Who will be liable if schools follow this erroneous guidance? Who will protect the … Continue reading Girls must bow to trans rights in new rules for schools | The Times

This article is a must-read for teachers, parents & school leaders. It explores the horrifying efforts to normalise & rebrand paedophilia in society today. Peter Tatchell’s continuing attempts to influence Relationship & Sex Ed guidelines is alarming. In this disturbing article, he is unable to recognise Child Sexual Exploitation. Instead, he seems to suggest that … Continue reading Easy as PIE – the rebranding of paedophilia | Morning Star

Safe Schools Alliance will be speaking at Inventing the Transgender Child, a new Sex Education? Conference in Central London on 27th October 2019. Please click here for tickets. This one day conference, organised by the Women’s Human Rights Campaign, explores Relationship Education (primary school) and Sex and Relationship Education (secondary school) in England and Wales … Continue reading SSA Speaking at Inventing the Transgender Child, a new Sex Education? Conference

Please read the Telegraph article: Children being put at risk by transgender books that 'misrepresent' medical knowledge, academic claims. Safe Schools Alliance are receiving an increasing number of complaints from parents and teachers regarding the inappropriateness of some books being used to explore PSHE/RSE topics in school. We encourage parents to enquire as to the … Continue reading SSA Concerns Over Inappropriate School Books

Safe Schools Alliance doubt that any child would find the content of this video produced by the BBC helpful or informative. We question BBC TEACH's understanding of safeguarding. It is conceivable that Relationship and Sex Education may trigger complex and sensitive questions or even disclosures of abuse. RSE should be delivered by a known adult … Continue reading SSA on BBC TEACH Video on Gender and Sexuality for Children

Safe Schools Alliance are appalled by the leaked draft guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission on trans pupils in Scottish schools. In June we sent the EHRC a letter signed by 150 concerned parents and educators, raising our concerns that current schools guidance - which is written in partnership with trans lobby groups … Continue reading Equality & Human Rights Commission Leaked Draft Guidance on Trans Pupils in Scotland

To all students receiving GCSE results today: academic success can help you to achieve your employment goals but remember that your mental health and well-being is equally important! Whatever your results, congratulations for getting through a tough few years! To all teachers on GCSE results day: thank you for all your hard work. Safe Schools … Continue reading Message to students and teachers on GCSE Results Day 2019

Read More: Girl, 11, was one of UK’s youngest revenge porn victims Safe Schools Alliance are horrified to read that girls as young as 11 are becoming victims of ‘revenge porn’, the practice of sharing sexually explicit images online (often by a former partner), without consent, for the purpose of causing distress and embarrassment. On … Continue reading SSA Concerns About ‘Revenge Porn’

Safe Schools Alliance have created a useful A4 summary sheet of our concerns and aims. Please meet or contact your MP and give them a copy of this summary, as well as outlining your own concerns and experiences. Please let us know if you use this resource to contact your MP.

Please read the original article here. There are several troubling points within this article which Safe Schools Alliance would like to address. Firstly, Leo, the child in the article states, ‘I thought, well I have to be a lesbian then, because I fancy girls…but when I spoke to the counsellor, the best way I could … Continue reading SSA Response to INews Article on Puberty Blockers