Radical trans ideology could finally be banned from schools

Shadow ministers are putting forward legislation which would make 2023 guidance for schools legally binding.

Guidance says pupils born male must not use the girls' toilets and parents must be consulted if pupils ask to socially transition' to the opposite gender.

It was originally published under the Tories as non-statutory, meaning compliance was voluntary.

But when the Tories lost the election last year , Labour placed it under review.

It has meant heads are still inviting trans activist groups to teach gender ideology to children as young as nine.

Labour told to 'stop dithering' and protect children.

Our work is supported by many thousands of teachers, educators, parents and carers, designed and delivered by education experts, in line with all current legislation and informed by research.’ It comes after the Prime Minister said at the weekend hospitals and government departments refusing to implement the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman must 'get on with it'. Sir Keir Starmer has said guidance on how to interpret the court’s decision must be 'consistent with the ruling', after reports civil servants were attempting to ignore the judgment. The Department for Education has been contacted for comment..