Christian teacher banned over stance on pronouns seeks judicial review christiantoday.com
A Christian maths teacher who was banned indefinitely from the profession after refusing to use a student's preferred pronouns is seeking a judicial review.
Joshua Sutcliffe was banned for a minimum of two years by the Teaching Regulation Authority (TRA) for allegedly "bringing the profession into disrepute".
It followed his 2017 dismissal from Cherwell School in Oxford after allegedly using the wrong pronouns and "misgendering" a biologically female pupil who had started identifying as male.
At a High Court hearing in London on Wednesday, lawyers for Mr Sutcliffe said "there is no legal requirement to use preferred pronouns" and that he has a right "not to believe gender identity belief."…
Report Story
Saint of the Day
- St. Marianne CopeSt. Marianne Cope Feast date: Jan 23 St. Marianne Cope was born in western Germany in 1838. She entered religious life in Syracuse, N.Y. in 1862. She served as a teacher and principal in several schools in the state and established two of the first hospitals in the central New York area: St. Elizabeth Hospital […]
Leave Your Comment