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Fundamenta­l flaws

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HoW many saw the irony in the placards ‘education, not indoctrina­tion’ when parents protested over lessons in a birmingham school ‘promoting’ homosexual­ity (mail)?

We are born a blank canvas. the first to paint on it are our parents. their ‘indoctrina­tion’ will build our moral compass and our prejudices. It takes a strong individual to move away from these.

the sight of children holding up placards they surely do not understand is evidence of this. It is vital that children living in a free society understand vital freedoms and the laws that underpin them.

You do not ‘promote’ sexuality, you educate through understand­ing and respect. the younger the child is made aware of these fundamenta­ls

the more hope there is that hate will be diluted.

Schools must not be intimidate­d by people who are keen to force their hate-filled prejudices on to others.

J. ARMITT, Bishop’s Stortford, Herts. WELL done to the Birmingham parents who are fighting back against the Left-wing agenda.

If a teacher wants to lead a certain lifestyle, good luck to them, but to impose this view on youngsters in primary schools is wrong. MARY WIEDMAN, Piccotts End, Herts.

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