This seems like incorrect information

[flabbergastedalways]

Scottish school, my daughter is going through her sexual health education.

We are a very open family so all good and they sent the slides through of what they are talking about but there is one slide about periods which i think seems wrong.

It says

"It’s important to
remember that not all
girls have periods. Every
girl is different and
unique!"

How can that be right, i looked on the NHS website and it specifically says

"If you haven’t started your period by around 16 though, it’s a good idea to see your doctor to find out why it hasn’t happened yet. However, a delay in starting periods isn’t usually anything to worry about."

So in actual fact it isnt normal!

All the slides are done by RSHP.Scot.

Am i just reading this wrong or not understanding?

Sorry but i don't jump to the conclusion that you and others have and read thatvstatement totally different .
There ARE females (born female) who have NEVER had a period for several different reasons. Your assumption was therefore 'she' just be 'he'
I.was nearly 16 and would have gone to have the situation investigated had it been much longer.

No, I’ve already said that’s not what I thought.

The second part of the post was what I was speaking about

Not once, in this post have I ever said I don’t agree with trans children.

I initially read the paragraph as ITS NORMAL to not have a period, after comments I’ve realised this isn’t how it reads.

Can all of the other people who hate trans children please write a comment to agree with me.

No-one "hates trans children". People hate the push to medicate and surgically mutilate minors and young people.