Yes, in the UK.
I was called into school for a meeting with HOY, without DD present and was told that for the last few months DD had been using male pronouns and a male name at school.
It was a difficult situation as I had heavy involvement with HOY due to DD previously disclosing trauma to her, so we've been through alot the last few years.
I was in shock and was also told at the same time that DD was self harming.
In a state of panic I agreed to use the smae name/pronouns at home to 'keep DD safe'
She was then brought into the room and we talked about it. We talked about the fact that I am GC and the HOY kept saying to DD that she might be able to change my views around it all.
I was in utter shock.
Once I got home and had a few days to take it in I talked to DD who said she didn't feel like she was a boy, she just hates her body and feels it would be easier if she was a boy and she prefers dressing in boys clothes rather than dresses (which she's always done)
I told her she can be a woman and be masculine, she has a lesbian aunt who is fully a woman and doesn't conform to feminine stereotypes.
I then wrote a letter to school withdrawing consent of them using male pronouns and that they are not to use any names other than her registered birth certificate name.
I referred them to the new government guidance about NOT changing kids pronouns.
And I also requested the removed the link they had in thir school website to Mermaids 🤢 Which they did.