sed the children on the difference between bisexuality, omnisexuality and pansexuality.
One parent with two daughters at the school said: “My fear is that girls will follow these links. I cannot understand why a newsletter would be produced for girls in a school with such information, especially those as young as 11.”
After clicking on one of the links, she was shocked to see information about the potential side-effects of breast binding.
“I cannot understand why a school would tell girls that you can bind your breasts so tightly that it harms your breasts and then if it hurts that they can chop their breasts off.
“Why are they telling my children this?”
Parents complained to a pressure group, the Safe Schools Alliance, which has referred the school to the Department for Education to investigate.
Tanya Carter, from the alliance, said it was “very alarmed” by the newsletter and that it was “disturbing” that it appeared to have been sent to all pupils, but not parents.
She added: “We are receiving ever-increasing [numbers of] emails from parents about similar issues in schools.
“We are trying to support parents through the established frameworks to challenge schools, but many parents are scared of retribution for themselves or their children and will not do so.”…
In a statement, the school said the newsletter, written by the LGBTQ+ student society, aims to “inform and promote understanding of LGBTQ+ issues”.
Such as, that young girls concerned about their developing bodies should seriously consider breast-binding, perhaps followed by a mastectomy. Perfect.
A comment:
My daughter goes to this school. I had no idea about this breast binding article. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. I complained to the school last year when the student newsletter recommended that students contact Mermaids for information. The teacher, who responded said that she'd checked with the borough's safeguarding lead and they said Mermaids was ok, because Stonewall and the NHS endorsed them (ha ha). I pointed her in the direction of law suits against the Tavistick clinic.
Stonewall and Mermaids. Well, there you go. Mermaids have already been exposed, pushing the grotesque medical fad of paediatric transition. The exposure of Stonewall, let's hope, is following close behind.
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