Let Little Boys Wear Tiaras, ‘Church of England’ Tells Anglican Schools in New Guidance
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(Daily Mail) — Boys as young as five should be able to wear tiaras at school without criticism, teachers in Church of England schools are to be told.
Male pupils should also be free to dress up in a tutu or high heels without attracting any comment or observation, according to anti-bullying rules sent out by the Church yesterday.
The instructions for the CofE’s 4,700 schools said they should not require children to wear uniforms that “create difficulty for trans pupils.”
This appears to give official backing to schools that ban skirts to avoid discrimination against transgender children.
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