You can post links trying to justify the anti-woke viewpoint, but we are dealing with REAL LIVES and individuals who just want to be themselves, how they feel.
There is widespread agreement that more must be done to protect those considered transgendered, especially the young, in addition to the Gender Recognition Act 2004, 2015 in Ireland.
I list the links that may interest you and help you and others to understand this human condition:
https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-9078/CBP-9078.pdfhttps://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2010/15/section/7https://mermaidsuk.org.uk/news/gender-recognition-act-reform-what-happens-now/I would also point out that this story is based on Ireland, and the school concerned ha stated:
“…..it is abiding by Ireland’s Equal Status Act 2000 by not discriminating against any student and was focused on the welfare of it’s pupils”
The laws are disjointed at the moment, in Ireland and here in the U.K., but the U.K. Equalites Act of 2010, amended in 2012, also covers how authorities should address Trans individuals, with it being an offence not to recognise vocally an individuals chosen image. The important issue is if an individual, including a child, has been recognised by the medical profession as being Transgendered. That the gives that person the legal right to be called whatever their adopted gender status is.
As I say though, this all is a very important and serious issue for the individual involved, who I have witnessed so often going though major discomfort, distress, and ever suicide, to be who they really are. That should be no one else’s business but themselves, and parents when a child is involved.
For a teacher to refuse to respect the law, the rules of a school as their employer, because of his personal views is out of order. He should not be in the teaching profession if he wants to pursue his narrow minded “perfect world” . This is 2021, not 1921.