Oak Academy’s subtle discrimination against girls
Why is Oak National Academy so frightened of using the words girls and boys in their school resources? While it doesn’t openly promote gender identity theory, by avoiding using accurate…
Conversion practices bill: where’s the evidence?
The draft bill to ban conversion practices is the most vindictive attack to date on the rights of parents of gender distressed children to parent freely and without fear. If…
Pathways trial to go ahead despite safety concerns
The PATHWAYS puberty blocker trial is to go ahead with only minimal modifications, despite serious safety concerns being raised by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) back in…
What happens when a girls school secretly admits a boy?
A mother is taking legal action against a local authority (LA) after finding out that a boy has been attending her daughter’s all-girls school for several years, as a “girl”.…
Quick guide to the updated KCSIE draft guidance consultation
The government's updated KCSIE draft guidance 2026 is currently under consultation. Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) is the government statutory safeguarding guidance for schools. This government has included a…
PATHWAYS puberty blocker trial is a return to pre-Cass activism
NHS England has finally released the PATHWAYS puberty blocker trial protocol. The reason it’s almost a year late could reasonably be supposed to be because of the impossibility of the…
NHS gender service specification consultation
Following is Transgender Trend's response to the NHS England Children and Young People's Gender Service Specification. The public consultation is open to everyone; please do respond. The deadline is this…
Child Q case: significant win for mother in Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment today that the previous judgment to dismiss proceedings once a child turned 16 was wrong. In the case of Child Q, where…
Private gender clinics for older teens and young adults
After the Cass Review’s final report, there will be greater NHS oversight of gender-related healthcare for the under 18s. But adolescents and young adults who choose to go privately will…
Court refuses to treat provision of cross-sex hormones to child over 16 as an exceptional case
[Note: the judge referred to Child Q as ‘he’ throughout. We refer to Child Q as a girl for clarity of understanding]. The second recent case concerning a teenage girl’s…
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