The head at a Birmingham primary school has called for the Government to reject attempts to dilute messages of equality around LGBT issues - or risk a "bleak future."
Anderton Park Primary School in Moseley has been the subject of daily protests from some parents over the equality lessons.
Headteacher Sarah Hewitt-Clarkson has now called for action from the Government - and revealed the strain her staff have been under.
She said: "If someone is going to tell us that there are elements of the equality agenda that we just can't talk about, then I think we have a constitutional crisis. It is a terrifying prospect.
"This is the thin end of the wedge.
"If we succumb to what parents demand on this particular issue, and agree not to mention LGBT equality to young children, what do we say if there is a far right parents' group demanding we stop saying religions are equal, or black people are equal to white people? Where does it end?" [Birmingham Mail] Read more
