We're off to Brighton, the pride capital of the UK, the San Francisco of England. Brace yourselves, folks, because we're about to witness the grand unveiling of gender ideology at Brighton College!
@BrightonCollege is a distinguished co-educational school in Brighton, England, offering education for students aged 3 to 18. The college was honoured as England's Independent School of the Year in 2019 by The Sunday Times. @educationgovuk
Since 2006, Richard Cairns has been serving as the headmaster of Brighton College. He was recognised as UK Head of the Year at the 2022 Tatler Schools Awards.
Brighton College encourages activism and inclusivity, demonstrated by their historic achievement as the first school in UK history to participate with a float in a pride parade.
Experience the mesmerising dance performances of Brighton College's pupils at the magical Brighton Pride 2017. Inspired by a visit from actor and Stonewall ambassador Sir Ian McKellen, the college made the decision to participate in the parade.
In 2016, Brighton College gained attention for its progressive approach when Headteacher Mr. Cairns made changes to the uniform policy to support transgender pupils. rb.gy/p366l
Mr. Cairns believed in respecting students' true identities, leading to policy changes. He prioritised their well-being and happiness, recognising that some may identify with a different gender from their assigned birth gender.
In 2018, nearby Dorothy Stringer School reported 40 children identifying outside their assigned birth sex, along with 36 identifying as 'gender fluid'. The specific number at Brighton College is unclear. rb.gy/iu2tw
Surrey, Kent, and Sussex, including Brighton, reportedly referred more children to the NHS gender service than Greater London. A Brighton teacher said: 'What's happening is worrying and many of us know it, but nobody wants to speak up and get shot.'
Brighton and Hove council advises schools to treat children's trans identity as confidential and presents gender identity as fact in their Trans Inclusion Toolkit 2021, developed with the Allsorts Youth Project. rb.gy/jzbrc
While Brighton College does not explicitly mention its collaboration with the Allsorts Youth Project, it does state its engagement with external speakers and includes the term "Allsorts" alongside the Gender Identity topic and in relation to Staff Training.
Despite the school's assertion of teaching factually accurate and evidence-based RSE information, there is evidence indicating their use of speakers and resources from the Allsorts Youth Project, which are recognised for promoting an ideological perspective.
Brighton College still actively participates in Brighton's Pride celebrations every August, while maintaining a relatively publicly reserved approach to other LGBTQ-related teachings. Exciting times ahead for 2023!🌈
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St Mary's School, located in Cambridge, England, is a prestigious private Christian institution that follows the Catholic tradition. The school provides both day and boarding options and caters to girls from the ages of three to eighteen.
Mrs. Charlotte Avery, a Cambridge-educated leader, has been Headmistress of St Mary's School since 2007. She also served as president of the Girls' Schools Association and held senior positions at other prestigious institutions such as South Hampstead High School in NW London.
Let's shine the spotlight on Mill Hill School in London today! While this thread may be concise, the festivities at this remarkable UK independent school are just beginning.
Under the leadership of Jane Sanchez since 2018, @MillHillSenior has continued its tradition of excellence as a co-educational private institution in London. Established in 1807, it proudly maintains its membership in the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference.
In 2022, Mill Hill School made a stylish debut in the LGBT diversity school scene, engaging in exciting activities led by Mr. Cambridge, the head of the LGBTQ+ society.
@SPGSMain is an independent day school situated in Brook Green, Hammersmith, West London, England. The school caters to girls between the ages of 11 and 18, with Sarah Fletcher serving as the High Mistress since 2017.
The school has faced a few controversies concerning transgender issues. In 2017, The Independent reported that the school had introduced a protocol allowing students to use male names and wear boys' clothing if they chose to do so. rb.gy/9i3qv
St Paul's School @StPaulsSchool in Barnes, London, is a prestigious boys' day school founded in 1509. Catering to students aged 13-18, it excels academically with high GCSE and A-Level results and boasts impressive Oxbridge acceptance rates.
Sally-Anne Huang, former head of JAGS, now serves as High Master. The Daily Mail reported her decision to use 'pupils' instead of 'girls' to consider students exploring gender identity. rb.gy/gk2sb
📣 Day 4: Unveiling Gender Ideology in UK schools. 🌈
Continuing our Pride Month exploration, let's stay in Dulwich where Dulwich College and James Allen's Girls' School (JAGS) compete with yesterday's Alleyn's School.
@DulwichCollege is a prestigious boys' school in London since 1619. Headed by Dr. Joseph Spence since 2009. Catering for students from early years to 18, divided into Ducks, Junior, Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools. Member of Headmasters' Conference and Eton Group.
@JAGSschool in Dulwich, South London, is a renowned private day school, founded in 1726. It is the second oldest girls' independent school in Great Britain. JAGS consists of a senior school (11-18), prep school (7-11), and pre-preparatory school (4-7), led by Mrs.Alex Hutchinson