Protests over a primary school's teaching of LGBT rights have resumed amid claims the topic is still being discussed with pupils.
Parent rallies outside Parkfield Community School ended last week when teachers decided to stop lessons on homophobia indefinitely.
But on Thursday, about 250 parents and children protested at the school gates in Birmingham for the fourth time.
The BBC has asked the school for comment.
In the latest demonstration, organised by Parkfield Parents' Community Group, there have been calls for head teacher Hazel Pulley to resign, with demonstrators alleging she "cannot keep her word".
Protesters are concerned while formal lessons have stopped in the No Outsiders programme - which taught children about diversity and equality - discussions about same-sex relationships and LGBT issues are still happening. [BBC] Read more
