It doesn't sound like they were told to do this though. It sounds like they took it on of their own accord (the GSA). As a result of discussing already existing expert advice, legal guidelines etc. I would be surprised if any boys schools followed suit though. Who knows?
Newsweek ran a gender critical piece a few days ago - www.newsweek.com/what-wish-id-known-undergoing-transgender-surgery-470386. By Walt Heyer who transitioned and detransitioned again. Are the press trying harder to allow debate?
Incidentally, I read this in the independent from March;
www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/paris-lee-placing-a-trans-woman-in-a-mens-prison-is-a-cruel-and-unusual-punishment-a6923831.html
It says that female prisons are actually more violent than male prisons. To quote:
"There is also robust evidence that women in general are a danger to other women, at least in prisons. The US Department of Justice says that the rate of inmate-on-inmate sexual assault is at least three times higher for women than men in the US. Women abuse other women in prison. More than men abuse other men in prison."
This seems extraordinary and goes against what most people would tend to believe. Is this an area in which we, the public etc are incredibly misinformed? I get that women might be more likely to report sexual assault more often but you'd think they'd take that kind of thing into account before reporting it?