A mother has been left enraged after her 14-year-old son was asked if he was ‘comfortable in his gender‘ in a national schools survey.
A British parent, who anonymously posted to Mumsnet, said that her teenage son had been asked to fill in an online form alongside his fellow pupils.
She said the schoolboy had been asked about his sexual orientation and if he was ‘comfortable’ in his gender.
Other questions included if a pupils have had any sexual experiences and if they had received or sent inappropriate pictures to others, she said.
It was claimed it came from the My Health, My School Survey, a nationally available questionnaire.
According to its website, these surveys are carried out on pupils from year three to year 11 with each…
