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A petition supporting two British children suspended from school for their Christian faith has attracted more than 11,000 signatures. Ten-year-old Kaysey and Farrell are both pupils of Heavers Farm Primary School in Croydon, a neighbourhood in South London. Last month, the children, a girl and a boy, asked their teacher if they could be excused from a lesson in which they were asked to color in LGBT “Pride Month” material. Although the children cited their religious objections, he refused and afterward allegedly accused them of “homophobic language.” According to Christian Concern, a legal advocacy group, Farrell was accused of having said “LGBT sucks and LGBT’s dumb,” which he denies. The teacher asked the children if they wanted LGBT people to die, and they said that they didn’t. They said, however, that in their countries of origin they would be punished for being gay. Kaysey says that, following this incident, Susan Papas, the head teacher, or principal, of Heavers Farm Pri

Two UK 10-year-olds were suspended from school for a week after asking to be exempted from a 'Pride' month lesson in their UK public school, Heavers Farm Primary School in Croydon, South London. When 10-year-old Kaysey (pictured above), and another student, Farrell, asked if they could be excused from a lesson on LGBT 'Pride' month, they were allegedly subjected to accusations of 'homophobia' by the teacher. And then, later, they were suspended from school by the principal of the school , Susan Papas, who allegedly subjected the children to more harassment and haranguing, and 5 hours of detention. It is not only morally and psychologically wrong, it is also mean-spirited, to subject 10-year-olds to such treatment.  A Selhurst Primary School which held a "pride march" has been threatened with legal action by a conservative Christian lobbying organization after a mum claims her son was forced to take part in the event against his religious

A primary school was forced to hold an event celebrating Homosexuality  Pride in private after a large group of parents threatened to protest at a playground parade. Heavers Farm Primary School had invited families by letter to watch the Homosexual agenda being pushed as a “Proud to be Me!” parade on campus. It said it wanted parents to join in celebrating “the rainbow of things that make them and their family special”. Many parents see homosexuality as a sin to be confessed not celebrated, regardless of what any Government says. The event was axed at the last minute on Friday after the headteacher received warnings a group of parents planned to hold a protest. So in order not to appear to be a loser the headteacher went to the media to indirectly make people hate parents. Defiant, the school held an assembly and parade in the morning, with a few parents invited into classrooms in the afternoon to learn about their work on  the immorality of homosexuality called: diversity and inc