This allows parents to reinforce and embed the values we teach through our school ethos, at home. With regards to LGBT+ education, the majority of parents are supportive but we also know that a minority of parents have concerns about this teaching.
In order to most effectively engage with parents we need to understand more about the root of some of these concerns. In our experience at Pop’n’Olly with thousands of schools and parents, the most common concern we hear from parents is a lack of accurate information about what LGBT+ education actually looks like at primary level and how schools decide what is age-appropriate.
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