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Unisex bathrooms for pupils at Thorpe Hall School

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I would only support one unisex toilet in the interest of inclusivity for gender fluid students

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Kate Sansom
3 years ago

I do not want this. My daughter doesn’t want it.

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Heidi Cox
3 years ago

This definitely shouldn’t happen, boys and girls should have their own toilets. Girls growing up should have their own privacy .

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I’m happy with the plan for open plan toilets as long as they are single sex. I strongly disapprove of unisex toilets for this age group for so many reasons.

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Nicola waller
3 years ago Featured

Absolutely no evidence to support theory that unisex loos will benefit children or school. Wealth of evidence to suggest danger to both sexes through invitation of allegation. Removal of dignity and privacy for both sexes. Erosion of sex based safeguarding boundaries.

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Suzanne
3 years ago

I am completely against the idea of unisex toilets as is my child Teenagers need privacy at this age with their changing bodies

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Zoe Rodgers Beaumont
3 years ago

Could the school please explain their reasoning for putting this idea forward, in more detail.

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Michelle Fallon
3 years ago

Totally opposed to this and the head needs to take note of parent’s viewpoints on behalf of our children.

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Rebecca Bull
3 years ago

I do not agree with unisex toilets in small school within a small area. We are not a large school and everyone knows everyone and I feel this is a huge breech of privacy especially for teenage girls.

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Allison Bladon
3 years ago

There will be a huge amount of safe guarding issues here especially for sexual harassment and bullying. To have examples of year 7 girls in the same toilets as year 11 boys is an utter disgrace. The school need to look in to legalities of this immediately.