in newham, east london, parents have been targeted at the school gates.t here at this primary school? yeah, as you can see, you know there's like a variety of untruths in this. you know, it says things like that inclusive rse is going to promote transgenderism. that it's going to promote homosexual lifestyles, that it's going to teach children in infant school about having sex and being encouraged to masturbate, you know? of course, when parents see these kinds of untruths being peddled, they're worried. so the moment we found out about it, we brought it up in full council and we questioned you know, who exactly is this group and why are they spreading this kind of misinformation to parents? and what exactly is their agenda? because it's not about helping children. and it's definitely not about helping parents. the group that distributed that leaflet is called the school gate campaign. they stand by most of the claims but have removed the specific accusation about children being encouraged to masturbate. the new flyers say that some teaching resources wil

in newham, east london, leaflets were handed to parents outside a local primary school warning about"it's going to teach children in infant school about having sex and being encouraged to masturbate". of course, when parents see this kind of untruths being peddled, they are worried. new relationship education lessons will be made compulsory next year and this has led to protests, particularly against lgbt teaching. the school gate campaign, which is behind this leaflet, has now removed the claim that the lessons encourage masturbation from its flyers, but it says it stands by its other claims. as you can see, you know, there's, like, a variety of untruths in this. local councillor rohit dasgupta shows me other material that's been handed out in east london encouraging parents to challenge the lessons. "if we fail to attempt, then the schools will continue teaching our children what they like and will be questioned on the day ofjudgement". now, that is a very scary thing to put on a leaflet like this, especially if you are a person of faith. is it not totally legitimate for parents to