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We welcome the news that Liz Truss is not changing the Gender Recognition Act to a process that relies on Self ID. Self ID is an assault on safeguarding. We are delighted to have a minister who is prepared to stand up for the safety, dignity and privacy of women and girls and would like … Continue reading No self-id in the Gender Recognition Act

One of our supporters has written this review of the Australian children's TV mini-series 'First Day'. The latest Australian import currently being broadcast to our children, courtesy of CBBC, is ABC’s ‘First Day’, a mini-series about a 12- year old boy, Hannah Bradford, who unsuccessfully tries to hide his transgender status when he moves to … Continue reading Boiling viewers like a frog: A review of the BBC’s ‘First Day’

Those of us who are (or were) Labour voters have been dismayed by Labour's willingness to set aside the rights of women and the safeguarding of children over recent years in favour of unquestioning support of trans ideology. We continue to hope that with a new leader, Labour may seek to take a more nuanced … Continue reading A Letter to my Labour MP

We have been contacted by numerous parents during the school closures who are concerned at what is being sent out by their children's schools as part of PSHE (Personal, Social and Health Education) and RSE (Relationships and Sex Education). These resources are often developed by or with lobby groups. Stonewall have produced Home Learning Packs … Continue reading Resource for parents: is your children’s school using Stonewall’s home learning packs?

We are currently receiving emails and messages on social media almost every day from parents worried, upset or horrified at the resources that are being promoted by their children's schools: resources that they have been directed to by the Department for Education. We have written to Gavin Williamson MP, Secretary of State for Education, to … Continue reading A Letter to Gavin Williamson MP about RSE Resources

We recently received an email from a parent who was both concerned and very angry at the PSHE work sent out by her child’s secondary school. The school had linked to a website called ‘The Day’; an online newsletter which produces ‘talking point’ articles looking at current affairs and linking them with various school subjects. … Continue reading DfE-recommended PSHE resource portrays J.K. Rowling as being on a par with anti-semites and celebrators of sexual violence