Comment – Jan 25, 2020

Parents outside Nottingham’s Fernwood Primary School demonstrate against young children being taught about homosexual relations. Click to enlarge

A concerted campaign is underway to make sexual perversion seem normal. Indeed sexual deviance is no longer even being referred to as “sexual perversion”. Instead such traits are now labelled as “gay” or the bland sounding LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual and Queer).
The object seems to be to introduce children to sexual perversion in the guise of education, and lessons on the topic could soon become compulsory. Making modern “education” seem increasingly like indoctrination. Ed.
David PIDSCOCK wrote
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*February is Lgbtq month in schools* .

The running theme in all or some lessons is lgbtq. It is celebrated, promoted and normalised to young minds:

1. History:
History of homosexuality is studied. Famous gay people and their contribution to the gay movement is explored.
Gay people and their contribution to society in the U.K. and international.
Famous Gay people in history etc.

2. In science it may be discussed that being gay is normal. Gay couple can now have children as they can get a surrogate mother to carry a child.
In a female gay couple one of the women can be artificially inseminated and carry a child. Etc

3. Geography, population of gay people and statistics, etc

4. Maths: problem solving questions using gay couples.

5. English: exploring the work of gay people and their contribution to literature, etc
Gay characters in books
Gay stories etc
Writing love letters to gay partner or imagining they are gay and what the world feels like through their eyes. Etc

6: French or other languages-learning through stories of gay people etc.

7. Drama: Acting out gay scripts etc

8: in assemblies they may invite a gay person to talk about their experiences being gay.

9: Some teachers may ‘come out’ being gay and a big celebration could take place.

10: some secondary schools have a lgbtq society and so they may do presentations, etc

These are just some examples of what parents in the past have reported.

Please check with your child’s school