Guidance for schools in BBC news

[WallaceinAnderland]

'The legally-binding advice for all schools in England also says there are "no exceptions" for single-sex facilities, including toilets and changing rooms, with single-sex sports also protected.'

Vast Majority of parents should be told if pupils question their gender

😂😂😂😂 thank F for that at long last!!

https://www.thetimes.com/article/e297083a-7896-4a14-9bed-961fcc90436d?shareToken=19303af7b4413bac063338b87c5c71c8

I can’t find the original parliamentary recording (no idea why, I can usually find these things!) but did find a YouTube clip:

Thanks Dame. That's the one. Yes, it's a shame there's not more of it available.

Even from this little clip though, CN's questioning seems very dated.

I'll keep looking for a longer clip too when I can.

I think it's always interesting to look back at memorable from an earlier stage to get a sense of progress.

It’s frustrating @BeKindWisely as all these committees are recorded and on the parliamentary website and I remember watching the whole thing!
I’ll keep looking…

and MANY schools have followed suit. Particularly in the last few years. Wrn research highlighted this.

If anyone would like to work together to respond to the consultation and get rid of the problematic parts, there are many - please join us here https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5493378-working-group-kcsie-2026-changes-improve-the-guidance-via-the-consultation-process-promote-more-responses-more