And if they did, I would assume it was a teenager messing about. I’ve never met a pupil, I’ve never met a teacher or a parent, who has ever talked about anybody identifying as a cat. To be clear, I’m in three schools a week all over the UK. “I feel like it’s been blown totally out proportion. Natasha Devon, a campaigner and broadcaster who was the DfE’s first “mental health champion”, said the controversy risked creating a dangerous climate in schools for both pupils and teachers. “It starts from when they are babies or toddlers and we give them a choice of food, rather than showing them to eat what’s in front of them,” Birbalsingh said.īut the school has said that “no children at Rye college identifies as a cat or any other animal” and apologised to parents for the handling of the original discussion.
The prime minister’s spokesperson got involved, telling journalists: “Teachers … should also not be teaching contested opinions as fact or shutting down valid discussions and debates.”Īsked whether a child could identify as a cat, a spokesperson for Keir Starmer said: “I think children should be told to identify as children.”īy midweek the Department for Education had dispatched a civil servant to Rye college, while Katharine Birbalsingh, the headteacher of Michaela community school, was telling the Daily Telegraph she knew of a school where a pupil identified as “a gay male hologram” and a private school where “a bunch of girls identify as cats”. The audio was prominently reported by the Sun, and the Daily Mail began warning of outbreaks of so-called “furries” in schools. In the excerpt posted to TikTok, a pupil describes the idea of another pupil identifying as a cow or cat as “crazy” and extends her remarks to include biological sex and gender as binary.Ī teacher is heard telling the student that their views were “despicable”, threatening to report them to a senior colleague and saying: “If you don’t like it, you need to go to a different school.” Parents - protect your family from adult content with these services: Net Nunny | Cyber PatrolĪll models were at least 18 years old at the time of their performance.The controversy began when a student secretly recorded the discussion involving year 8 pupils at Rye college in East Sussex. Warning!!! This site contains extreme adult materials. More animal porn videos with the sexiest scenes of bestiality porn is waiting for you, so enjoy dozens of free clips on our tube. Prolong your pleasure by exploring other sections and categories on our site.
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