For years our schools have needed good, inclusive sex education. So why is the new curriculum in danger of becoming a disaster? Clue: many schools hire amateur groups that promote gender identity. Wait till u hear what they’re teaching our kids. It’s a national scandal.

We see the teachings of these groups as potentially harmful propaganda. First up: @Stonewall.org.uk. Let’s see what it teaches.

Next up: http://Mermaids.org.uk , which is “proud to offer gender-diversity training to schools”: Wonder what qualifications are needed for that.

Oh, and here is something you didn’t expect to see: the Crown Prosecution Service: http://cps.gov.uk 

Schools often rely on the educational service of the national broadcaster, @bbc

Next up: Gendered Intelligence, http://genderedintelligence.co.uk 

Do you know which of these groups provides relationships and education classes at your local school? We suggest you find out. Maybe it’s the Proud Trust - http://www.theproudtrust.org  - with its notorious “dice game”. Just what every 13-year-old needs:

Perhaps you think we’ve only chosen the weirdest groups. Nope. Almost all are like this. If you’re disturbed, why not write to your local MP? There’s a template letter on our website http://lgballiance.org.uk/schools-campaign/. Here’s another group: http://allsortsyouth.org.uk 

Here is one that has been approved by the Welsh government: http://agendaonline.co.uk :

Here’s another group. Are you starting to be amazed at how many there are? “Diversity role models” sounds wonderful. And once it really was. Look what it’s teaching now: http://diversityrolemodels.org 

Here’s another one with a great name: http://educateandcelebrate.org . One of the many organizations that teaches that gender identity is a protected characteristic. Which it’s not.

The resource of the following group, http://equalititeach.co.uk , bore a GEO stamp of approval until spring 2020, when that stamp vanished. It has issued a vile defamatory statement against the resource published by @Transgendertrd, which we regard as the only sensible resource:

Finally, here is a group whose materials are widely used in Scotland. http://lgbtyouth.org.uk . It explains to kids that when two lesbians have sex, if one of them has a penis they will need a condom.

Is this really about inclusiveness, to stop bullying & promote a healthy attitude to relationships and sex? Is it about accepting people in all their diversity? To us it looks more like indoctrination. If you agree, write to your local school. Or your elected representative. Now.

As we said, there is one group that provides a resource we think most parents and schools would find a useful aid to relationships and sex education, and which would help all kids, including those who identify as trans: You can find it at here: https://www.transgendertrend.com/transgender-schools-guidance/

Please go to our website for more information about the new relationships and sex education (RSE) curriculum and the template letter: https://lgballiance.org.uk/schools-campaign/