The Family Education Trust (FET) has expressed its strongest and most profound opposition to an amendment to the Government’s Crime and Policing Bill which would disapply the crimes of ‘unlawful procurement of miscarriage’ and ‘child destruction’ to women who engage in ‘DIY’ chemical abortions outside of what is permitted by the Abortion Act 1967.

Our Director, Peter D. Williams, provides key context for why ‘decriminalising’ would be both an injustice and false compassion.

The Family Education Trust (FET) has today launched a new report examining the reasons why 20% of school age children in the UK are diagnosed with a mental health condition and British teenagers and young people are failing to thrive.

After last night’s passing of the First Stage of the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill in the Scottish Parliament, and ahead of the vote on Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill in Westminster on Friday, FET points to research showing the deleterious effects of such proposals on the family.

The Family Education Trust (FET) has today published a paper which reveals that libraries are failing to be ideologically neutral and a wider institutional failure to exercise proper scrutiny of the use of taxpayer’s money given in grants, as public funds are being funnelled to further an LGBTQ+ agenda and promote gender ideology to children.

Following the landmark victory for For Women Scotland at the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom (SCOTUK), FET calls on the UK Government to establish consistent safeguarding by repealing the Gender Recognition Act.

FET Comms and PR Officer Lucy Marsh outlines the key problems with the ‘Adolescence’ Craze.

The Family Education Trust (FET) expresses its deep concern at the announcement from the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer that the Netflix drama ‘Adolescence’ will be made available for schools to show to all secondary age children. We know this concern is shared by many other organisations involved in the safeguarding of children.

A republication of a piece by our Director, Peter D. Williams, on the realities of ‘emergency contraception’.

Our 2017 report on grooming gangs 'Unprotected' is now available to download for free in light of the renewed interest in historic child abuse after the Government rejected calls to open a new inquiry in Oldham.

FET Director Peter D. Williams analyses proposals to introduce physician-assisted suicide into law and medicine in the United Kingdom, surveys the evidence from overseas jurisdictions, and draws conclusions as to the negative effects that assisted suicide and euthanasia have on the family and the safeguarding of vulnerable patients.

Research by Claire Loneragan and the Women’s Rights Network exposes how special interest groups and private businesses collect taxpayers’ money in plain sight, to the ideological capture of public libraries.

This report by researcher Lottie Moore examines the emergence of another controversial set of beliefs about boys and young men, and the extent to which schools are incorporating these as they approach the issue of masculinity within RSHE.

This landmark paper by the late Norman Wells in 2017 presciently articulates the underlying conditions that led to the grooming gangs scandal: most notably, normalisation of and professional ambivalence towards underage sexual activity that enabled child sexual exploitation.

Our Director Peter D. Williams went on GB News with Nana Akua and Ben Leo to discuss the guilty verdict of a woman who simply offered help outside an abortion facility for having violated a ‘buffer zone’.

Our Director Peter D. Williams went on Talk TV to discuss with Mike Graham the Committee investigation of Kim Leadbeater MP’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which would legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales.

On the day that judgement was justly passed on those responsible for the horrifying killing of Sara Sharif, FET Director Peter D. Williams discussed the safeguarding implications of tragic case, and the danger of misplaced attacks on homeschooling, with Dawn Neesom on GB News.

In the light of the publication of Kim Leadbeater MP’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, our Director Peter D. Williams went on Talk TV to debate with host Julia Hartley-Brewer on whether the UK should legalise not only the assisted suicide of terminally ill adults, but as Hartley-Brewer favours, euthanasia also, and the extension of both practices to all those who feel they no longer wish to live for any reason.

In the wake of the puberty blocker ban in July 2024, FET Director Peter D. Williams went on TNT to discuss this largely positive development with former MP Lembit Öpik.