The number of children, some as young as six, being referred under the guidance promoting transsexualism at schools after they express confusion over their “gender identity” has reached a record high in Scotland, according to a report. As many as 222 children were referred to specialist services last year, a 21 percent increase since the previous year, according to The Christian Institute, which said a
report by the Scottish Public Health Network reveals that children as young as six had been referred. The average age of those being referred has also fallen from 15 years in 2014 to under 14 in 2017, the Institute found. The guidance, whose front cover bears the logo of the Scottish Government, recommends that schools support children “to explore and express their identity regardless of their age,” and abstain from informing parents if their children are sharing overnight accommodation with transgender pupils. READ MORE
