THE BRITISH INQUISITION
24 December 2004
Government guidelines urge teachers to promote gay pride and advertise gay lifestyles to children. Staff are expected to put up flyers for Gay Pride marches and Gay Mardi Gras festivals.
If a teacher is overheard to refer to boys as sissies or make references such as ‘like a mothers’ meeting’, then he is to be reported. Teachers are expected to promote a ‘positive stance’ on homosexuality and lesbianism.
Teachers are further expected to: invite gay speakers to act as ‘sexual minority role models’; keep written records of every ‘homophobic’ phrase used by either staff or pupils; form ‘homophobia working parties’; teach children about homosexual public figures; and avoid language which indicates that people have partners of the opposite sex.
The guidelines are to be applied to children of all ages from the nursery upwards.
Booklets will be sent out to all education authorities, who are expected to make the guidance known to all schools in their area.
There is also a government website called ‘Stand Up For Us: Challenging Homophobia in Schools’.
Government guidelines urge teachers to promote gay pride and advertise gay lifestyles to children. Staff are expected to put up flyers for Gay Pride marches and Gay Mardi Gras festivals.
If a teacher is overheard to refer to boys as sissies or make references such as ‘like a mothers’ meeting’, then he is to be reported. Teachers are expected to promote a ‘positive stance’ on homosexuality and lesbianism.
Teachers are further expected to: invite gay speakers to act as ‘sexual minority role models’; keep written records of every ‘homophobic’ phrase used by either staff or pupils; form ‘homophobia working parties’; teach children about homosexual public figures; and avoid language which indicates that people have partners of the opposite sex.
The guidelines are to be applied to children of all ages from the nursery upwards.
Booklets will be sent out to all education authorities, who are expected to make the guidance known to all schools in their area.
There is also a government website called ‘Stand Up For Us: Challenging Homophobia in Schools’.
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