Sajid Javid – right to be concerned about transgender treatment for children In what must surely be viewed as a setback by transgender activists, Health Secretary Sajid Javid has taken the brave step of ordering an urgent inquiry into transgender treatment for children. This comes in the wake of an interim report into NHS gender identity services…
School’s Guide to Respecting Religious Beliefs in Relationships and Sex Education The following is taken from a resource reproduced with permission from Christian Concern, which will prove useful to both schools and parents alike in clarifying the rights parents have with regards to the RSHE taught at their children’s school. This guide may also be…
Last week, in a landmark judgment, the Court of Appeal overturned the controversial 2020 ruling in the Keira Bell case, which had found that gender dysphoric children under 16 were unlikely to be mature enough to be able to give informed consent to receiving puberty blocking drugs. Their Lordships disagreed, ruling that the court lacked competence…
Stonewall has been, since its establishment in the late 1980s, the UK’s most prominent homosexual pressure group, instrumental in helping to ensure LGBT ideology has been embraced by every pillar of the British establishment and corporate life, who have in turn imposed it on virtually every aspect of British society. Notable founding members included the…
Have you ever wondered what your children are actually learning in RSE classes, and why there’s such a fuss? And have you ever thought, ‘if the school’s teaching it, it’s got to be okay – these people who say we should be worried are mad!’? For your assistance, VfJUK is in process of compiling a…
In the new Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) Guidance issued on 24th September, the Department for Education (DfE) has now said that all expression of partisan political views is prohibited. It has further stated that this doesn’t just include what it calls ‘party politics’, but that schools must consider the broad range of issues…
It cannot be denied that the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdown led to an unprecedented situation in recent times. There are ongoing rules and restrictions affecting schools, so it is not possible to gauge the full impact that such measures, and the pandemic itself, are having on children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing….
Supported by VfJUK, ParentPower and SPUC, the multi-faith Let Kids Be Kids Coalition have now served papers calling for Judicial Review of the Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) Regulations. The Regulations, which became mandatory on 1 st September this year, make Relationships Education compulsory for Primary aged school children, Sex and Relationships Education compulsory for Secondary aged school…
Since some schools across the UK have started to re-open in phases, it’s opened up a whole new set of questions for families. What will it be like for our kids? How will my child adjust to school after months at home? As well as adjusting academically to full-time education again, the emotional impact will…
Calling all parents and teachers. Want to find teaching resources you can trust? Look no further! Relationships Matter – Lovewise has just released new resources for use in primary school Relationships Education! ‘Relationships Matter’ fulfils the Government’s Statutory Guidance for this new subject in the basic curriculum in primary schools in England. This is a…
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