Dear Parents.
When did you last get a say in what your child is taught?
You might think that staying in touch with the school is enough. That a word with the headteacher, or a conversation with your child's form tutor, gives you some influence over what goes into the classroom.
It doesn't. Not really.
Here is the truth most parents are never told: schools have very little power over what your child is actually taught. It is the exam boards that decide what appears on the papers, and it is the papers that dictate the curriculum.
Teachers teach to the exam. They have no choice.
That means Pearson Edexcel, not your school, or you, decided that this year's GCSE French listening exam would include a reference to a "bisexual little sister." In a locked exam room. With no warning and no opt-out. Your child had to sit through it.
And it did not stop there.
The Pearson Edexcel GCSE Spanish revision guide, used by tens of thousands of 15 and 16-year-olds, teaches pupils to complete the sentence "I admire him or her because..." with the phrase "he or she fights for transgender rights."
Pearson has also rewritten its French, Spanish and German exam specifications to let pupils use invented gender-neutral pronouns, standing in for "he" and "she." Your child's lesson is being used to normalise a political ideology, not teach a language.
You were never going to be asked. That is how the system is designed.
And right now, while you are reading this, curriculum planners are already drafting next year's papers. Labour is pushing "diversity" content across all subjects. They are moving fast, quietly, and without consulting a single parent.
This is how parental rights are taken away, not all at once, but through small decisions made by unaccountable bodies that most people have never heard of. That ends when we make our voices too loud to ignore.
Public pressure works. We have seen it first-hand; it changed the outcome for Christianity in schools in Northern Ireland. It can change this, too. You are your child's primary educator. No exam board has the right to override that, not without your knowledge, and not without your consent.
I will not stand for the indoctrination of our children. Stand with me.
Thank you for fighting for our children with me,
Zuzana Revayova
P.S. Pearson Edexcel hijacked a compulsory GCSE exam to slip in sexual identity propaganda. Add your name now and help us slam the door on classroom indoctrination!
Here's the email we sent you earlier on this:
Tell the exam boards and Ofqual to bin the ideology, stick to testing knowledge. Students cannot walk out, and they cannot choose. Act fast; next year’s exams are being written now.
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Your child’s exam desk is a place of forced LGBT and woke indoctrination.Dear Les,
This is a disturbing new level of LGBT indoctrination being pushed on our children.
Tens of thousands of children sat down to take their GCSE French listening exam this year. What they heard was not what any of them, or their parents, expected.
In the middle of a compulsory national examination, Pearson Edexcel included a reference to a "bisexual little sister." No warning. No opt-out. No choice but to sit through it and carry on.
Parents only found out when their children came home from the exam hall, many of them shaken and confused.
This is not education. It is indoctrination under exam conditions.
And it did not stop there.
It had also come to light that a Pearson Edexcel GCSE Spanish revision guide, used by tens of thousands of pupils aged 15 and 16, teaches them to complete the sentence "I admire him/her because..." with the phrase "he/she fights for transgender rights."
Pearson Edexcel has one job: to test pupils' knowledge of vocabulary and grammar. Instead, it is using exam halls and revision guides alike, locked rooms and captive teenagers, to push LGBT ideology at every stage of a child's GCSE.
A bisexual sister. A trans rights activist. Neither adds anything to a language exercise that a neutral character could not. The choices are deliberate, and they are everywhere pupils turn.
We cannot allow this to continue.
This year's exams are nearly over. But the fight is not.
What happens in exam halls today shapes what your child is taught next year. Curriculum planners are already drafting next year's papers.
The decisions made in the coming months will determine what your child faces under timed conditions next spring, and they are being made right now, without you.
This is not limited to French. It is happening across subjects.
The pressure is only growing. A Labour-commissioned review is demanding greater "diversity" across all exams and curricula. Exam boards are already racing to comply, before parents have seen a single draft, before a single family has been consulted.
Unless we act now, it will get worse.
This is not an isolated incident. It never is. That is why we have to act now.
Contested sexual and gender content has been creeping into children's education for years. First, it was through RSE lessons, then school libraries started carrying books about gay vampires and pride marches, and school events led by drag queens followed. Now it has even crept into exam papers themselves.
We as parents are the primary educators of our children, and it is time we were treated as such.
No exam board, no curriculum planner, and no government review has the right to override that. Not without our knowledge. Not without our consent.
Help me protect our children’s education! We have had a great success in protecting Christianity in schools in Northern Ireland, so I know that public pressure works. I have seen it first-hand.
If we stand together, we can ensure our children are educated and not indoctrinated in our schools.
Thank you for standing up for real education, Les.
Zuzana Revayova
P.S. This GCSE used your child’s exam seat for social engineering. Click here and demand Pearson Edexcel stop it now!
More information:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/22/gcse-french-students-confused-bisexual-sister-exam/
https://www.gbnews.com/news/gcse-french-bisexual-little-sister-question-woke-row-pearson-edexcel
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