Please help: going into school (secondary) to talk about PSHE provision, given Just Like Us are coming in to give a talk on LGBTQ+ relationships

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Requesting help from the impressive FWR hive mind. Any advice on how to frame a discussion on PSHE provision at DC secondary school. Just Like Us are coming in to give a talk on LGBTQ+ relationships. I want to lodge a point that KCSIE seems to now say gender questioning (not trans) for kids and isn't LGB sexual orientation different from T identity? What about different perspectives eg LGB Alliance or Sex Matters - why just one point of view? I tend to be very fact driven and am looking for wording advice on how to sound less confrontational and more 'having a discussion'.

Oh I agree, the source is dodgy af but their reluctance to email out materials is irrelevant

I don't see how puberty blockers can possibly described as "healthcare". Physical healthcare is something which treats a physical illness, to cure the body, or sometimes it treats a mental illness with drugs. Psychiatric healthcare treats mental health conditions, to ameliorate distress and improve outcomes.

Where do puberty blockers fall in this? They damage your body. At best they could be considered a kind of cosmetic surgery, and unless you believe that cosmetic (not reconstructive) surgery is part of "healthcare", then puberty blockers are not healthcare.

Thanks - I just have