Teachers are surveying pupils over gender confusion and punishing
them for using the wrong pronouns, it has been claimed.

Parents and former teachers spoke out about the infiltration of
radical gender ideology in schools on Friday at a conference in
central London hosted by LGB Alliance, the charity for gay, lesbian
and bisexual people.

A parent from Brighton told of a young woman who thought she was a
boy at school because teachers questioned pupils at least once a
term to ask if they were confused about their gender.

“We’ve got a really well rounded young woman, she’s now 19,” she
said. “And she said the reason I was gender confused was because we
were surveyed by the teachers at least every term, if not every
month. And every single one of those surveys would say, ‘Are you
confused about your gender?‘ Don’t you really think you should be a
boy? Are you worried you might be a boy?’”

‘Pupils punished for misgendering teacher’
At another school, 11-year-old pupils have been punished for
“misgendering” their teacher, according to the parent who runs PSHE
Brighton, a campaign group for families worried about sex education
in schools.

The parent also told of a teacher who had sent an 11-year old girl
questioning their gender to an “unqualified male” who, after two
sessions, helped her buy a “penis packer” so she could “try living
as a boy just to see how it feels”.

She also said activist teachers had written to a head teacher at a
school saying they would go against the head’s instructions not to
use a child’s preferred pronouns.

In another example, she claimed that a teacher at a Brighton school
told pupils she was non-binary and refused to wear sanitary
protection.

“Therefore she is not required to wear sanitary protection when she
menstruates. What she then does is she wears white, very light linen
clothes when she menstruates so the blood shows through to generate
a conversation with the kids.”

Regret over inviting LGBTQ+ charity into school
A former history teacher at a rural state school in another part of
the country said he now regretted inviting a facilitator from an
LGBTQ+ charity into his school to try to help children who were
confused about their gender.

He said he had “a lot of regrets” about how he handled a rise in the
number of pupils questioning their gender identity, which he
believes was directly linked to the launch of TikTok and Snapchat in
the UK which allowed the trans “label” to spread on social media.

“There were very distressed children, looking for belonging, looking
to understand why they feel the way they feel.”

Delay to transgender guidance ‘exploited’
The Department for Education has been promising transgender guidance
for schools since 2018. It is expected to publish guidance by the
end of the year, after missing its own deadline of the end of the
summer term.

“This delay has been exploited by gender identity activist
organisations…to introduce unscientific, unevidenced, and over-
sexualised teaching resources into schools.”

A government spokesman said:“We’ve been repeatedly clear about the
importance of biological sex and that contested views should not be
taught as fact.

“Schools and colleges must uphold public trust and are expected to
maintain high standards of ethics and behaviour both within and
outside of school and colleges.”

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