NSPCC Speak Out Programme

[stargirl1701]

Does anyone have experience of using this programme or have your children completed it in school? Does it contain gender ideology? Many thanks.

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/services/speak-out-stay-safe#article-top

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My two only started in September and I’ve not been advised about this, but they’re only 4 years old so maybe they’re too young?
I’ve just had a quick look about it on the NSPCC site and it doesn’t appear to be problematic.

I've just had a (very) quick read through the evaluation report . GI isn't in there though they do use the word gender instead of sex when describing differences between boys and girls.

Have a look through the evaluation report, but I can't see anything of immediate concern.

I seem to remember bristling at one of their descriptions of sexual abuse a few years back and a quick check tells me it's still there.

This concerned me because it wouldn't help a child who had been sufficiently groomed to not feel worried or frightened.

Yes, it was pretty appalling.

The above screenshot is taken from the 7-11 years section of stargirls link.

So it hasn't been changed despite concerns being raised at the time

NSPCC are completely captured by queer theory re TRAs. I dread to think who's been advising them.

Yes, I can see the concern re grooming.

Thank you everyone for responding. DD1 (age 12) is autistic so I am alert to GI being introduced to her. She will begin secondary school in August which I am obviously worried about.