Ring Norma Foley's Department of Education and Tell Them to Rescind Guidance Forcing Trans Agenda on Children and Teachers

As school now starts back from the Christmas holiday, it's time to give our full attention to trying to do all we can to protect Ireland's children by getting the woke teaching agenda out of Irish classrooms.

With that in mind, this is an urgent invitation to ring Norma Foley's Department of Education and let them know, in polite yet firm terms, how dismayed you are at the new teaching guidance which is harmful to both schoolchildren and teachers.

Amongst other things, the National Council For Curriculum And Assessment (NCCA), an agency run by Norma Foley's Department of Education, has told teachers to avoid using the phrase "boys and girls" and has also told teachers to introduce themselves using so-called "preferred pronouns".

While so-called "preferred pronouns" and "non-exclusionary language" may seem like small things, these new practices actually amount to the subtle - yet, very real - sexual radicalisation of schoolchildren, which is a gross abuse of authority by the state.

We know that this guidance is dangerous for schoolchildren, as they do not possess the emotional maturity to consent to highly-sexualised adult concepts. But, make no mistake: this guidance is also harmful to teachers, as it seeks to compel them to deliver this LGBT propaganda to young pupils in their care.

This is as unacceptable as it is outrageous.

Since we started our petition telling Norma Foley and the Department of Education to stop forcing the trans agenda on schoolchildren and teachers in November, more than 4,000 people have signed.

And still, nothing has happened.

Therefore, we must now take our complaint to the next level.

Will you pick up the phone now and politely, but firmly, tell Norma Foley's Department of Education: "Stop forcing the trans agenda on schoolchildren and teachers, and stop forcing compelled speech in schools!"

Here's where to ring:

• Department of Education (Dublin) - 01 889 6400

Please tell us what you have been told to keep a record of the calls.

Thank you for your efforts to protect Irish children and school teachers.