Take action to end this sex education madness

Jul 16, 2020 by Jill

by Caroline ffiske, The Conservative Woman:

WHY isn’t Education Secretary Gavin Williamson, a parent and a family man, listening? The Conservative Woman is not alone in being alarmed by the Department for Education’s Relationship and Sex Education curriculum reforms planned to be introduced in schools in September. We have been urging Mr Williamson to get a grip on the pornographic and inappropriate content of lesson schemes for some time as well as warning him about the undue influence over this part of the curriculum by aggressive LGBTQ lobbies and organisations, as I did again yesterday in these pages.

Perhaps Mr Williamson’s intentions are good. But the road to hell is paved with good intentions. If there are good DfE approved RSE resources out there, produced by mainstream providers, I have not come across them, and I have researched this area thoroughly. I have searched for good science-based resources to teach children the facts about sex and biology, and for good ethics-based resources to guide discussion on behaviour and morality, but all I have found is over-sexualised material, misinformation, and never-ending gender ideology. The way this is heading, our children are to be taught that sex is a spectrum, that they have an inner gender identity which may not correspond to their anatomy, that ‘demi-sexuals’ are something they need to learn about. Only if they are lucky will they avoid the porn. I set this all out here and here as well as yesterday.

To say that many parents are worried about these materials is an understatement. They know, as I do, that far from keeping our children safe, they risk doing great harm. It cannot be unrelated to the prevalence of gender identity ideology permeating social media that there has been an exponential increase in the number of children and teenagers attending gender identity clinics, worried that they were born in the wrong body, seeking or being offered puberty blockers and potentially cross-sex hormones. The long-term health impacts are as yet unknown, but there is little to suggest they can possibly be anything other than physically risky, potentially irreversible and psychologically damaging.

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