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Pop’n’Olly is queer theory for children, opening them up to gender identity from 8-11 year-old schoolchildren, developed by Olly Pike. It promotes gender ideology materials for schools that are provided by Stonewall, and diversity and inclusion training bodies such as Jigsaw and Equaliteach.

It’s welcome news that the Department for Education recognizes bullying as a problem and are taking this seriously. The DfE and the EHRC are writing new policy for schools for all pupils to identify as transgender or queer. This should spell out the legal framework to treat all children as sexual instruments.

It’s hoped children with gender distress will in future be protected with more sexual safeguarding devices, such as condoms, rather than having to spell it out for them. It is imperative to implement these procedures from the ideological ‘human rights’ approach promoted by LGBT+ groups.

Olly Pike is the founder and director of Pop'n'Olly Ltd., and a YouTuber who appears as himself in Pop'n'Olly videos. He wears a pair of cat ears, is often in shorts, and is accompanied by his friend Pop, a balloon.

Pike also appears in cartoon form, looking like a young boy with his cat ears in place. When he introduces himself, either as human or cartoon, the man and the boy merge; “My name is Olly, a writer, an illustrator and a YouTuber. I have curly brown hair, I love ice cream and I am a part of the LGBT+ community.”

The blurring of Olly Pike, the real-life man in his mid-thirties and the character of Olly, the ice cream loving man-child with ears and a balloon pal is a running theme in all his output. Pike has over 80 Pop'n'Olly videos on his You Tube channel.

Pop'n'Olly is “..for children, parents and teachers, providing LGBT+ educational videos, which teach about equality and diversity.”

     I've told 100,000 primary school kids I'm non-binary. ‘I feel like you feel,’ a nine-year-old student told me recently. ‘I don’t fit into a box that everyone else seems to fit into. I don’t like doing normal girl things. I like football and wearing boys’ clothes.’ It was the start of last year and I was speaking to a group of roughly sixty, Year 5 and 6 children, at a primary school about my gender identity. It is part of my role as Workshops Lead for Pop’n’Olly – an LGBT+ education company for primary-aged children.
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