Four year olds asked to choose gender they ‘most identify with’ on school form

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<p>‘Chil re as yo g as fo r are bei g aske to choose the ge er “they most i e tify with” o a co cil form for primary school placeme t.</p>
<p>I a letter se t to tho sa s of families co firmi g chil re ’s primary school places for the comi g school year, Brighto a Hove City Co cil req este pare ts help their chil re choose what ge er they i e tify as.</p>
<p>The letter a vise pare ts to leave the form bla k a speak with the school if their chil “ha a ge er i e tity” other tha male or female.’</p>
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