Should schools be required to inform parents if their child questions their gender identity?

No

Yes, parents have a fundamental right to know about their child's well-being

No, forced outing puts vulnerable children at risk of domestic abuse

No, not without the student's explicit consent

No, schools must remain a safe space for students to explore their identity

No theres only two genders a man and a woman nothing else

Schools should be required to seek external, unbiased advice in how to tell the parents with the child on a case by case basis if it is safe to do so for the child.

Yes, unless it would put the child at risk of harm. Parents should be informed about their children so they can support them appropriately and seek help if needed.

Split opinion. School should protect the child firstly but not affect or hide the child’s gender questioning from parents. Probably best on a case by case basis

yes if they are below 16

No, not if it's just questioning, but if it involves giving the child puberty blockers and hormone therapy, then the parents should be informed, unless the teachers have safeguarding concerns, regarding the child's domestic situation

No, gender dysphoria is too political at this point in time

Yes but make sure to keep an eye out if any abuse is occurring. This isn't a one size fits all situation

No since there is a chance of domestic abuse however the school should remain neutral and if thex want any surgery then you must tell the parent

No, "questioning" is way too mild to have a legal duty to inform anyone. Instead of making schools gender police, just inform parents of how their kids are doing at parents evenings in a normal way.

Yes, parents MUST correct their child’s misbehaviour

Yes, there is too much misinformation in school about transgenderism

Yes, because it was probably their fault to begin with.

There should be flexibility to apply the best approach for a given situation

Yes, but only if an assessment has been made that it would be safe to tell the child's parents. The parents have a right to know, but the child also has a right to be protected from any abuse that could arise as a result of a parent knowing.

No, schools should not know this information.

Neither, it is nothing to do with the school.

Depends on the age of the child

Gender identity for kids is very wrong brush it off and let them wait til 18

No, they should receive therapy to find out where the gender-dysphoria originates from and support the student appropriately to make sure peer-pressure and attention seeking have been ruled out first. Once it is determined to be genuine, then help the student tell their parents themselves, not do it for them.

Yes, but only if there is no perceived risk of harm. If there are concerns, social services should be notified.

No, take Gender Identity politics out of schools. Teachers and schools MUST be impartial.

Depends on the situation

Yes, schools should not be influencing nor should they be teaching “gender identity”

No they shouldn’t in case it puts the child at risk of harm, however they should stay objective and neither encourage nor discourage