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Head teachers urged to drop trans lesson plan - Vimarsana News

Head teachers urged to drop trans lesson plan

An education pressure group has called on head teachers to ditch an “inappropriate” lesson plan that tells primary school pupils it is acceptable to not want to identify as a boy or a girl.Schools across the country have been issued with a learning resource entitled “Being Transgender” as part of le

Scot education event to go ahead after concerns over trans activists - Vimarsana News

Scot education event to go ahead after concerns over trans activists

An event discussing the harm of pushing transgender ideology in Scottish schools is set to go ahead, despite fears trans activists would protest against it.

Public meeting on trans ideology in schools forced to change venues over protest fears - Vimarsana News

Public meeting on trans ideology in schools forced to change venues over protest fears

A public meeting to discuss the harm being caused to children by school transgender policies has been forced to change venues twice because of concerns over protests by trans activists.

Transgender identity in schools meeting forced to switch venue - Vimarsana News

Transgender identity in schools meeting forced to switch venue

A Scottish Union for Education meeting in Dundee about transgender ID in schools has had two venue changes due to demonstration fears.

Students suspected of cheating in exams could be made to undergo face-to-face questioning - Vimarsana News

Students suspected of cheating in exams could be made to undergo face-to-face questioning

Some universities have banned AI software use and regard work written by AI as academic misconduct. Now some are saying that students could be tested face-to-face on their subject.