If you pour enough money into "information" materials, will they just teach any old thing in schools?
I genuinely believe it was austerity that opened the door to all this. Schools can barely afford to pay the teaching staff, teaching assistants are being laid off and there is absolutely nothing in the budget for anything beyond the absolute basics fo complete the curriculum. If a shiny looking non profit or charity shows up making all the right noises and offering a little something extra that wasn’t in the school budget (a anti bullying talk or a book reading by a diversity check box author, for example) it just gets waved through.
Schools think charities are reputable and following the law, especially if the materials come with some kind of government or council equalities office stamp. Noone checks because everybody assumes the checks have already been done by someone else.
It’s the same with stuff like school counsellors - they come funded by charities and with the shrinking of youth provision and the ridiculous waits for CAMHS, schools are grateful for every bit of help they can get. It’s only later that you realise that the association that accredits your school counsellor’s professional qualification has published a guide to gender and sexual relationships that randomly accuses northern women of being aggressive, written by a polyamorous BDSM practioner who ridicules ‘normal sex’ in public lectures and advocates for more diverse sexual relationships (who tried to get the Women’s Stage at London Pride rebranded to something without the word ‘woman’) and whose primary sexual partner was a key figure in opening the Hampstead women’s bathing pond to anyone who says they are a woman.
www.place2be.org.uk/page/bacp/
www.bacp.co.uk/media/5877/bacp-gender-sexual-relationship-diversity-gpacp001-april19.pdf
www.google.co.uk/amp/s/edwardlord.org/2017/08/17/pride-in-london-and-my-queer-journey-a-personal-perspective-and-response-to-londonlgbtpride/amp/
www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/society/2019/may/23/trans-women-given-formal-access-to-hampstead-heath-pond
m.youtube.com/watch?v=-cmXvKVbdwE
I don’t think academies are helpful either - was safer when all schools had the beady eye of the LEA on them.