MNer in England with at least one child: survey time! NOW CLOSED

[AnnMumsnet]

Here at MNHQ, we have a very short survey - open to all MNers in England with at least one child.

If this is you, please complete it: here's the link: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TK5G79V

Thanks
MNHQ

Fastest survey ever!

That really was the world's shortest survey!

Short and to the point

Yep - short and sweet!

Baby brain. Trying to figure out how old my kids are and where I live 😞

Done in 10 seconds max!

I'm never sure if I'm SE or SW

Impressive ly short survey, and I still managed to learn something new

there was nowhere to add email or username.... or was there no need?

Done

That was quick!

Done. But I home educate so...

Love you can still have an opinion on whether it's taught in schools

Wow. That was very fast

Succinct... 😁

Done but I had to click "don't know" because my real answer is "it depends"

Before recent events detailed on other threads I would have ticked yes without hesitation.

Now, I pause for thought because I would need to know whether the legislation that made it statutory would make it more likely that my child would be taught as, if this was true and factual: "there are pink brains and blue brains and if you like this set of activities and things you are a girl and if you like this set you are a boy and if your body shape doesn't match this you are trans". And if it was statutory would I lose the right to withdraw a child from a lesson like that?

Damn peuk I should have clicked "don't know" too.

I don't know what that school would make of my DD, she likes Pokémon, Minecraft, Lego, isn't keen on pink but has a pair of silver pumps which she chose, loves flowers and butterflies.

Interesting. PSE is compulsory here in Scotland- I thought it was UK wide.

It's a great subject, taken right up to age 18 at school, covers peer pressure, social media, texting,drugs, race, gender,alcohol, sexuality, inclusion, bullying, finance,mental health, personal health, motivation. Makes for a great school environment.

The DC are in a recently academised school, as far as I know they don't do it.