UNICEF rights respecting schools?

[Abcde19]

My kids’ primary school has just signed up to this. Should I be worried? This page has concerned me because it mentions an association with Stonewall.

www.unicef.org.uk/rights-respecting-schools/resources/teaching-resources/guidance-assemblies-lessons/framing-inclusion-through-rights/

So has mine. www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/4088852-unicef-rights-respecting-schools-gold-award here is an old thread you might find useful. I'd cautiously say it may be OK - but as that thread details, gender identity was added and a co-author of that addition was then prosecuted for raping a child. Astonishes me how consistent this pattern appears

Our schools' doing this, too. As far as I could tell it was more vague waffle to tick boxes and probably get awarded some kind of meaningless gold star or other. I couldn't see how it could impact on children in any way, really. I expect it's more a political thing than anything else.

www.unicef.org.uk/rights-respecting-schools/rrsa-film-the-flamingo-who-didnt-want-to-be-pink/ I can't make up my mind about this.

Yes, so vauge it's meaningless. But appears to be priming at the very least. Offers plausible deniability so anyone who objects looks crazy

Don't even start me on this hell pit called UNICEF. The other day saw on fb a post made by them, claiming than more half a 50percent of UK parents are mentally ill, therefore let UNICEF send their claim to the Parliament and create a nanny state organisation making sure babies and toddlers in the UK are supervised in their own homes because apparently all our country is made up of mad parents. They are despicable pit hell and are after the kids