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Protecting Our Children: Unmasking the “Transgender Industry” by Let Kids Be Kids
While in Wales, our Penny Marie sat down with Steve James to discuss the New Zealand educational landscape and her deep dive research into the 'industry'
Read on SubstackPink Shirt Day 2026: Not About Bullying – It’s About Enforcing TQ Ideology And Silencing Dissent by Let Kids Be Kids
Parents and school staff across New Zealand, it’s that time again. Pink Shirt Day is back this Friday 15 May 2026, promoted as New Zealand’s national “anti-bullying” campaign.
Read on SubstackAn Introduction To Critical Social Justice: Why Ideology in Our Schools Isn't Accidental by Let Kids Be Kids
In Wales, the International Child Protection Taskforce team brought their extensive research to the audience and cameras. Here we feature Ireland's EUGENE GARVIN from Natural Women's Council
Read on SubstackThe US Reversed Its School Gender Overreach. NZ Schools Are Still Running It. by Let Kids Be Kids
The US just closed the 'sex' vs 'gender' rewrite in schools. In NZ, it's still written into school policy - and nobody told the board members
Read on SubstackTHE HEEADSSS ASSESSEMENT FRAMEWORK – AN INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS
In January 2024, a number of parents received a letter from the Public Health Nurse for Child and Youth Health at Te Whatu Ora, advising that the government had allocated specific funding for an “extra health and wellness check” to be offered to all Year 9 students (aged 12-13yrs) using the HEEADSSS Assessment Framework.
We looked into this Assessment and the conditions of its use. We engaged with a range of experts… lawyers, psychologists, psychotherapists, ex-principals and parents for their views.
As a result of concerns raised by these experts, this report was produced.

Pink Shirt Day 2026 is May 15 Pride Week 2026 is June 15-19 Out On The Shelves runs for the month of June. All of these

80-85% of New Zealand schools outsource their policy writing and publication to SchoolDocs, a private company. Recently we discovered that they have imbedded ‘gender identity’

There are NO compulsory topics in RSE “Schools and kura have the flexibility to design their local curriculum, including their RSE curriculum. This means that

Elisabeth Cave, referring to the work of Psychologist Dr Steven Stosny, developed the ‘Identity Pyramid’ to explain what is happening with our children who have
Roadshow ’24
From April to July 2024 Penny Marie and Elisabeth Cave travelled around New Zealand sharing some of their extensive research and analysis. Our intention is to inform and empower. Don’t simply take our word – please do your own research and draw your own conclusions on the topics we discuss.
A list of all information referenced in our Roadshow is available for free download.

Let Kids Be Kids Founder Penny Marie was invited onto The Pink Elephant Podcast with Kate Deeming. Kate, born in Philadelphia USA, now lives in Glasgow

During the recent school holidays, PPTA – The Post Primary Teachers Association (Secondary School Teachers Union) raised a few concerning papers at their annual conference.

Well-known and respected New Zealand writer Mary Hobbs recently reached out to Penny Marie, Founder of Let Kids Be Kids. As a result of their

“What’s going on with our kids?” is a question being asked all over New Zealand. The older generation knows that something is wrong. Many in

Rodney Hide and Penny Marie are back on Reality Check Radio. They are talking about the situation in schools and with our children, and go

Principals, Board members and teachers who have concerns about the RSE Guidelines and recommended classroom materials, can now feel confident in putting them in the