Girls as young as SEVEN FORCED to wear hijab to school: Michelle Dewberry FUMES

GB Mums tackles some of the biggest stories involving children, schools, parenting and culture — including a furious debate over whether male teachers should be allowed to oversee young girls getting changed for swimming.
Michelle Dewberry, Emily Carver and Olivia Utley discuss the response from Schools Standards Minister Georgia Gould when she was asked the question, with the panel questioning why she did not give a straightforward answer.
The team also examines the controversy surrounding Barnet Hill Academy and claims that Muslim girls from around the age of seven are required to wear the hijab as part of the school uniform. The panel discusses religious freedom, parental choice, British values and whether taxpayer-funded schools should have different uniform requirements for Muslim and non-Muslim pupils.
The programme also covers Paloma Faith’s comments about Ed Sheeran, the pressure on celebrities to speak out on the Israel-Gaza conflict, and the wider debate over politics and activism in entertainment.
Plus, the panel discusses a proposed new approach to supporting children with ADHD and autism, including concerns over diagnosis, labelling and access to additional help in schools.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe hosts of GB Mums discuss controversial current events, including hijab mandates for young girls in London schools, the political indoctrination of children by celebrities like Paloma Faith, and the influence of gender ideology in education. The episode also covers ADHD diagnosis trends and concludes with a somber reflection on the tragic death of three-year-old Noah Woods.
