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Gender again. Sorry!
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AndyRM
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Living in cloud cuckoo land, thinking males can change to be females and vice versa
It's a jolly good job we've got you to keep us right.
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dutchguylivingintheuk
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Dear Andy maybe ask Andy?, my post referred to none of his links with an reason.
AndyRM
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I don't need to. It's blindingly obvious. To everyone apart from you, seemingly.
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Private school had parents investigated by social services in row over trans daughter
Child’s mother says George Watson’s College in Edinburgh would rather defer to controversial LGBT charity than listen to the clinical advice
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AndyRM
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As ever, just a headline and not the full story, which paints a rather blurrier picture.
The report to social services was made in 2020, and the school had changed the child's name and pronouns on their systems, meaning that reports would have used those names.
So either the parents were doing "watchful waiting" or they weren't, because it can't be both given the situation.
The report to social services was made in 2020, and the school had changed the child's name and pronouns on their systems, meaning that reports would have used those names.
So either the parents were doing "watchful waiting" or they weren't, because it can't be both given the situation.
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Raises the question, why did the school report the parents?
They had taken clinical advice, they were of the opinion that the child would grow out of it. The school were told not to affirm the child's position by the parents.
Who has responsibility, parents or school. The school ignored the clinical advice, read a rainbow leaflet and decided they knew better
They had taken clinical advice, they were of the opinion that the child would grow out of it. The school were told not to affirm the child's position by the parents.
Who has responsibility, parents or school. The school ignored the clinical advice, read a rainbow leaflet and decided they knew better
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multitool
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Against clinical advice, sure they do.
multitool
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You don't know what the clinical advice was.
And I thought you were against clinical advice?
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dutchguylivingintheuk
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No school follows whatever student says, if they would knew better you imply they actually have some kind of assessment.
Not going into the reasons why they reported the parents, there is simply to much that we don't known and will never known to say something sensible about that.
