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My daughter left homeschooling to try year 6 at a local public primary school because she didn't want to miss out. So I enrolled her in the same school and class as her best friend.

Shortly afterwards, one of her male classmates decided to announce he was 'transgendering' to female.


A letter went to all parents informing us that this male child would be allowed to use female toilets and reminded us that the school won't tolerate any 'discrimination'. The class had a celebration with party, cakes and all the children were coerced to write messages of congratulations on a card to the child. My daughter was very unsettled and confused.


Then the school invited Family Planning, an outside body, into the primary school to teach our young innocent children Sexual Education-which use to be teachers role. I was not offered the chance to opt out of it for my daughter. When I found out, I was so shocked at the materials and resources used.


Things got so bad that halfway thorough the year, my daughter begged us to resume homeschooling. She couldn't bear the stress and confusion and lack of privacy brought on by the gender ideology being taught.



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I am a Victorian. My friend has some language barriers and I often help her communicate with her 6 year old daughter's school about day to day issues.


One day, the daughter brought home a notice from her public school stating that they would be cancelling classes for three full days to run their 'comprehensive sexuality education' programs, (even in prep and grade one).

Obviously, I raised concerns about what would be considered age appropriate 'sexuality education' that would take up three whole days of class time for 5 and 6 year olds.


I became even more concerned when the school staff wouldn't provide much information about what was going to be taught or how ( 'sex and sexuality' using 'classroom discussions').


Of course, after the three-day program was over it was very clear from the girls behaviour that way more than the birds and the bees had been discussed, and that it had been shocking and upsetting to her.


Why are schools behaving as though they don't have to share information with parents, and why are they spending so much time on sex and sexuality for very pre-pubescent children?



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We live in Victoria and recently my daughter was taking lessons from an online tutoring company based in NSW. I specifically requested female tutor/s. One day I received a call asking to change her tutor on short notice as her regular one was not able to make the lesson.


I was running errands at the time and though I wasn't familiar with the name, that it ended with 'A' I decided not to confirm if the tutor was female. My daughter missed the lesson as it happened and slightly frustrated, I logged online to review the account a few days later.


The photo of the tutor was definitely male but using 'she' and 'her' in the short biography beneath his photo. I called the company and made it clear that I expressed quite clearly that I expected female tutors.


It wasn't my.interest what the internal policy of the company of the company is. I pointed out to them that they had overridden my instructions, that this is a safeguarding risk since I do not have my daughter communicating with men she doesn't know from her computer, and that several religious faiths do not permit this type of contact between young females and unrelated males.


I escalated my complaint to a manager who was quick to refund the fees for that lesson, the fees for the future lesson (they take payment a week in advance) and cancelled my contract immediately, typically it is a month's notice. I can only think that the reason they were so amenable was because they knew that these emperor's new clothes pretensions are out of order.

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