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A teacher at Rye College in East Sussex was recorded suggesting a pupil who refused to accept her classmate was a cat that she was despicable.
Gillian Keegan, the Education Secretary, is understood to have ordered an investigation into the Church of England school.
The Telegraph has revealed that at other schools teachers are allowing children to identify as horses, dinosaurs and even moons.
On Tuesday Downing Street told headteachers that they should not be teaching children that they can identify as cats or other animals.
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Children identifying as cats are wearing ‘tails and ears’ in class, Britain’s toughest headteacher has warned.
Katharine Birbalsingh cautioned that adult authority ‘is long gone’ as more children are being allowed to identify as animals in school.
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Gillian Keegan, the Education Secretary, is understood to have ordered an investigation into the Church of England school.
The Telegraph has revealed that at other schools teachers are allowing children to identify as horses, dinosaurs and even moons.
On Tuesday Downing Street told headteachers that they should not be teaching children that they can identify as cats or other animals.
School that allowed child to identify as cat faces government investigation
Teacher at Rye College in East Sussex was recorded suggesting a pupil who refused to accept her classmate was a cat that she was despicable
www.telegraph.co.uk
Children identifying as cats are wearing ‘tails and ears’ in class, Britain’s toughest headteacher has warned.
Katharine Birbalsingh cautioned that adult authority ‘is long gone’ as more children are being allowed to identify as animals in school.
Children identifying as cats, warns Britain's toughest headteacher
Britain's 'toughest headteacher' Katharine Birbalsingh cautioned that adult authority 'is long gone' as more children are being allowed to identify as animals in school.
