Meet the Other Phone. Only the apps you allow.

Meet the Other Phone.
Only the apps you allow.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

SSA advice on how to discuss the SC ruling with your schools

5 replies

2fallsfromSSA · 21/04/2025 08:47

We've put a statement out about what this means. The fact is it changes nothing but will give parents the legal backing to ensure their schools are following SG. They can no longer use the Equality Act to pretend a boy can be treated as a girl.

"Organisations are saying they need time to reflect on the Supreme Court ruling and review their policies. In the case of schools they should not need to. Regardless of what it said in the Equality Act, schools should have been reviewing all guidance from a safeguarding point of view and resisting changes that put children at risk. There is no justification for NASUWT to say that they are “scratching their heads”, and still need the government to provide clarity. There is no justification for the NEU to be demonstrating in London in protest at this ruling."

Full statement here: https://safeschoolsallianceuk.net/2025/04/19/supreme-court-child-safeguarding/

The Supreme Court Judgment and Child Safeguarding - Safe Schools Alliance UK

What does the Supreme Court ruling that "sex" in the Equality Act means biological sex mean for schools? Will it improve child safeguarding?

https://safeschoolsallianceuk.net/2025/04/19/supreme-court-child-safeguarding/

OP posts:
WarriorN · 21/04/2025 11:35

Thank you @2fallsfromSSA, a brilliant statement and one that I know @keeptoiletssafewill agree with

Keeptoiletssafe · 21/04/2025 14:22

❤️

Floisme · 21/04/2025 14:43

Thanks @2fallsfromSSA that's a very clear statement and I hope schools will have the sense to take note.

TwoLoonsAndASprout · 21/04/2025 16:55

Thank you for this! Really important and helpful.

JuneFTW · 21/04/2025 16:59

Thank you!

New posts on this thread. Refresh page