17/10/2025
Can we have an open, respectful conversation about what’s being taught to our children and young people?
This isn’t about politics or division, it’s about safeguarding childhood and ensuring that education remains age appropriate, balanced, and rooted in truth.
Children deserve the space to grow, explore, and form their own sense of identity in their own time. When we introduce complex topics like sexuality and gender identity too early, we risk confusing rather than empowering them. Young minds need simplicity, safety, and clarity, not ideology or adult themes.
Teaching kindness, respect, and inclusion is vital. But these values can (and should) be taught through empathy, fairness, and compassion, without introducing sexual or ideological content that children cannot yet fully understand.
There’s a clear distinction between teaching respect for all people and teaching children to question their own biological reality. From a scientific and biological standpoint, human beings are male or female. This isn’t a belief, it’s an observable fact of nature. Recognising that doesn’t mean rejecting anyone. It simply means staying grounded in evidence while also showing care and understanding for individual experiences.
Protecting childhood innocence isn’t prejudice, it’s protection. It’s about emotional and cognitive development, and respecting the stages of learning that psychology and child development research have made clear for decades.
Children and young people don’t need to be shaped by adult ideologies. They need security, honesty, and space to grow into emotionally strong, resilient, and self assured individuals.
This conversation shouldn’t be shut down or labelled as hateful, it should be welcomed. Because it comes from a place of care, responsibility, and love for the next generation.
We can support inclusion without losing sight of biology.
We can respect individuals without confusing children.
And we can be compassionate without compromising truth.
Those ideas are not opposites, they are the balance we desperately need to restore.
What are your thoughts?