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Request for information about ‘Inclusive School Culture’ policy

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’ language into their policies, although this term is not in NZ Human Rights law. For more information read our Substack articles: Are School Policy Providers Quietly Re-Writing New Zealand’s Human […]

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Yogyakarta Principles & Their Influence On the NZ Public Service DEI Plan 2024-2025

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This White Paper was first presented at the Canadian National Citizens Inquiry, June 2025 by Let Kids Be Kids Founder Penny Marie (watch Penny’s testimony). Report produced by Let Kids Be Kids and Lesbian Resistance NZ. Download the Yogyakarta Principles here. Download this white paper Complete the form below and check your email for a

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NO Compulsory Topics in RSE

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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 while RSE is guided by the national curriculum, it will differ from school to school and there are no compulsory topics that must be addressed”. Read Appendix A of an

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Identity & Identity Disruption Flier

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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 disrupted identities. Download a free copy of our flier, feel free to print out and share. Get flier Complete the form below and you will receive an email from us.

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Opt Out Of Relationship & Sexuality Education Classes

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Even though the NZFirst party has stated that RSE in it’s current form will be gone from schools at the end of Term 1 2025, we hear from many parents that their teachers and schools are entrenched in teaching the RSE topics that carries much concern. The Education & Training Act 2020 Section 51 state

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Notice Of Parental Authority

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If you do not want your child to complete surveys, wellness checks, and/or medical interventions at school, you may want to communicate with your child’s school leaders. Here is a template to help get you started. Watch our videos about the HEEADSSS Assessment: HEEADSSS Assessment – An Independent Analysis by Let Kids Be Kids HEEADSSS

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HEEADSSS Assessment Analysis

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Download instructions are below This independent analysis has been developed in response to correspondence sent to parents students in New Zealand High Schools in 2024. In January 2024, parents at a High School in South Canterbury received a letter from the Public Health Nurse for Child and Youth Health at Te Whatu Ora, advising that

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Roadshow Links & References

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During our 2024 Roadshow, Penny and Elisabeth reference many sources of information. We encourage everyone who is interested in the topics covered, to look at the information for yourself, and draw your own conclusions. This resources is available for free: Download File

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Concerned about Pride Week and/or Out On The Shelves programmes?

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Pride Week is June 3-6 2025 and Out On The Shelves runs for the month of June. If you would like suggestions, fill out the form below. You will receive an email with a document that includes template emails. This information was prepared by parents who have been asked to help other parents. If you do not receive an

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