In the Mail. NSPCC and the Children's Commissioner for Wales seem to be siding with the Welsh government:
More than 5,000 parents go to war with Welsh government over plans to teach children as young as THREE about 'sexual attraction' and gender identity
"Kim Isherwood, 39, who chairs the campaign group Public Child Protection Wales, said: ‘It’s dangerous and it absolutely infuriates me. I’ve always fought for children’s rights, but they’re removing my right to protect.’
The mother-of-two from Port Talbot added: ‘This new curriculum is not like the stand-alone RSE lessons that pupils and parents are used to. The new mandatory element also means that every child, aged 3-16, must take part.
‘It cannot be avoided by anyone and there are no rights for parents to request information on what will be taught, at what age, or to ask that their child sit out.’
The guidance includes the notion that pupils explore ‘sexual attraction’ and not just the biology of having sex.
It says: ‘Learners can explore how relationships, sex, gender, romantic and sexual attraction and personal experiences may shape and inform a person’s identity and individuality ... [and] how and why attitudes have changed and are changing including towards gender and sexuality diversity.’"
"Last night, a spokeperson for the Welsh Government said groups including the NSPCC and the Welsh Children’s Commissioner’s Office supported the plans, adding: ‘It is completely untrue to suggest that we’re “sexualising” children.
'As part of the new curriculum, all pupils in Wales will have full access to high-quality Relationships and Sexuality Education designed to safeguard them and in time, support them to navigate the complex area of relationships and sexuality.’"
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10747825/Parents-sue-Welsh-government-plan-teach-children-young-THREE-sexual-attraction.html