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Another Way to Learn?
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Another Way to Learn?

Have you ever considered home education, but have a multitude of unanswered questions? I’m here to introduce a new book which I hope will be a useful resource. “Another Way to Learn? -Discovering the Beauty of Home Education” aims to equip and empower families in the daily rhythms and choices of home education. With a…

Parents warned against letting their kids watch Disney FX’s ‘Little Demon’
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Parents warned against letting their kids watch Disney FX’s ‘Little Demon’

(CP) Disney’s new FX series “Little Demon,” which features a woman who is impregnated by Satan and gives birth to an Antichrist daughter and carries graphic violence and nudity, “makes light of hell and the dangers of the demonic realm,” says One Million Moms says in an online petition. Due to the show’s content, the…

Gender Ideology and our Children
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Gender Ideology and our Children

Family Education Trust  have recently published a new booklet which will help alert parents, teachers and others to the promotion of the transgender agenda in schools. Covered in the pages of this short but incisive booklet are the following topics: The nature of gender ideology The dramatic rise of transgender identification among young people Shocking…

Sajid Javid Orders Urgent Trans Inquiry
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Sajid Javid Orders Urgent Trans Inquiry

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…

In allowing gender dysphoric children to ‘decide’ treatment for themselves, is society abdicating its duty of care?
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In allowing gender dysphoric children to ‘decide’ treatment for themselves, is society abdicating its duty of care?

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…