A Church of England school has reportedly allowed a four-year-old boy to enroll as a girl, keeping his biological sex hidden from other pupils.
according to report from telegraph paperThree years ago, an Anglican primary school in southern England allowed the boy, who was just four years old, to enroll as a girl.
A parent of a girl at the school told the newspaper that her daughter was “distraught” after learning earlier this month that her friend was actually a boy. Parents say the child, who is identified as transgender, has started “flaunting his intentions” to girls at school and reveals the “deep secret” that he is a boy while in the school's girls' bathroom. It is said that
Following the revelation, the parents said their daughter was disappointed that she had been “lied to”, refused to talk, suffered from stress-induced insomnia and was “holding hands with boys”.
“The fact that the boy was registered as a 4-year-old girl, that alone is a huge red flag to me, because I don't see how a child of that age could make a decision like that… It’s about going through a social transition,” the mother said.
“I just want my daughter to be a kid. The school's actions took something away from her and she can never get it back.”
The mother says she and other members of the family raised concerns with the school after learning that their alleged transgender child was a boy, but school leaders “interfered” with them and subsequently removed their daughter from school. He said he claimed he had expelled him from school. From school.
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In December, the government published guidance for schools on transgender issues, introducing safeguards such as requiring schools to inform parents if they intend to recognize a student as transgender, but the guidance is not enough. Some argue that stricter laws need to be introduced. .
Conservative MP Miriam Cates said: 'This is exactly what happens when we do not treat children as their biological sex in all circumstances and shows why treating children as the opposite sex is a safety risk. ” he said.
“While this guidance is a step in the right direction, it is not statutory and includes exceptions, so it will not necessarily stop new incidents like this from occurring.”
Kemi Badenoch, the government's minister for women and equalities, said she was “deeply concerned” about the report, adding: “Government guidance shows that social transition is not a neutral act and that children of primary school age It is clearly inappropriate.” We will ensure that schools are aware of government policy and legislation when it comes to children who are questioning their gender. ”
A school spokesperson said it was aware of the concerns raised by parents and was having an “open dialogue” with all parents involved.
“The safety and welfare of all our students is our top priority and we take any reports of bullying or safeguarding concerns very seriously. All are dealt with in accordance with statutory and local guidance and our policies and procedures. ,” the spokesperson said.
“We are unable to comment on individual students. We are proud to be an inclusive school and welcome all children to join our school family.”
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