BEB, I don't think your title accurately represents the reality of what's going on with this in the UK, and I think it's inflammatory too. In my view, we all should be aiming for more light and less heat on this sub. After all, every post here is being read - and many are being screen shotted - by people who want to make all GC people out to be a bunch of homophobic, transphobic, right wing reactionaries and bigots aligned with Bible thumpers.

Also "CLOWN WORLD"????? Really? I hope I am not the only one here to be very uncomfortable with the use of such a loaded expression on this sub, one that originated with the alt-right and 4chan and is pretty much a "dog whistle" meant to signal USA-style conservatism.

I further find it offensive that you'd castigate an entire country with such a slur. Makes me wonder where you live that you feel so comfortable throwing such stones at England.

Now to the heart of the matter.

This is the UK government's guidance document outlining the new rules that this month have gone into place for teaching about Relationships and Sex Education; it was published in 2019 and immediately met with controversy and objections:

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/908013/Relationships_Education__Relationships_and_Sex_Education__RSE__and_Health_Education.pdf

Here's a set of FAQs about it the government released in April, 2019 and last updated 9 July 2020:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/relationships-education-relationships-and-sex-education-rse-and-health-education-faqs

The UK Parliament's more recent briefing document about it, published in March 2020, can be downloaded here:

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn06103/

To meet the government's new rules, a number of different groups and individuals have come up with new RSE curricula, "tool kits" and websites for schools and LAs to consider and possibly use and incorporate into their official policies. Some of the curricula, tool kits and websites are indeed dodgy, promote exposing young children to all sorts of inappropriate behaviors and info, including what you call "Porn Hub sex acts" and damaging gender ideology. And in a number of cases, local authorities and school administrators went ahead willy-nilly and put their official stamp of approval of these dodgy materials and said yes, this is what we'll teach in schools.

But there has already been a massive amount of pushback on all this. Child safeguarding specialists and others in the UK are going over all the proposed teaching materials with fine-toothed combs to point out the problems, and are challenging them with the powers that be. A number of toolkits and websites have been withdrawn, and a lot of the proposed curricula has been sent back for serious revision or rejected outright.

An organization has been formed in the UK called Safe Schools Alliance to deal with this issue, but there are many other orgs such as women's rights groups and LGB Alliance who are making sure Britain's already robust child safeguarding principles remain in place and are shored up rather than dismantled. On the SSA:

The Safe Schools Alliance is a group of concerned parents, grandparents, teachers, governors, health professionals, education professionals, and carers from more than 30 local education authority areas in the UK. We are from a wide range of backgrounds and have no religious or political affiliation.

Many of our members and supporters are lesbian, gay or bisexual or parents, carers or grandparents of LGB or trans-identifying young people. This motivates us to ensure that schools keep every child safe and are inclusive of all.

The SSA campaign is focused on working with schools and educators to ensure that school policies meet the safeguarding needs of all students whilst taking into account the protected characteristics of the Equality Act 2010. We endeavour to provide clarity on the law and offer unbiased, evidence-based guidance and support where conflict between protected characteristics arises.

The physical, mental and emotional well-being of children is absolutely paramount. A collaborative approach with schools is essential to ensure a safe and supportive environment for children.

https://safeschoolsallianceuk.net/who-we-are/

Posie Parker interviews Tracy Shaw of SSA here: https://youtu.be/bNNYRUNeIjk

Sonya Poulton interviews Tanya Carter of SSA here:https://youtu.be/DbT7YO7RFcU

Many prominent people in the UK government are on the case too, including Baroness Nicholson of the HoL and MP Jackie Doyle-Price of the HoC.

I think the British people are doing an admirable, quite effective job standing up and saying "No!" to the ideologies and inappropriate material and lessons that the queer theorists, gender vendors and kinksters promote and are trying to get into schools.

Finally, even under the new RSE guidance that was introduced last year and immediately raised concerns, the British government never said kids are to be taught "Porn Hub sex acts but not biological sex" as you say.