Teachers Ordered to Show Parents Sex Education Lessons

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan is demanding that teachers show parents the sex education lessons being taught in schools, without any exceptions. This comes amid concerns that some children are being taught controversial and "woke" ideas as if they were facts.

Parents Have a Right to Know

Gillian Keegan has written to schools, emphasizing that parents have a right to know what their children are learning in sex education. She believes that denying parents access to this information is unacceptable and is determined to address the issue.

Woke Ideas and Graphic Classes

There have been reports of schools teaching students about the existence of up to 72 genders and providing explicit and "graphic" sex education classes. These teachings have sparked concerns among parents and prompted the Education Secretary to take action.

No More Excuses

In her letter to schools, Gillian Keegan dismisses previous explanations that cited copyright law as a barrier to sharing relationship and sex education materials with parents. She is determined to debunk this "myth" and ensure that parents are given access to this crucial information.

Empowering Parents and Schools

Gillian Keegan asserts that parents must be empowered to ask for and access sex education materials, while schools should have the confidence to share this information. She is committed to guaranteeing parents' fundamental right to be informed about their children's education in this area.

Reviewing the Curriculum

The Department for Education is currently reviewing the entire relationships and sex education curriculum. As part of this process, Gillian Keegan will be writing to parents to outline their rights to view these materials if they wish.