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  1. Brilliant!! A wonderfully welcomed bit of good news.

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  2. Jay 6pac  13 May 2010, 7:42pm  Report
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    Amy and Topaz sound cool.

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  3. Pumpkin Pie  13 May 2010, 9:48pm  Report
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    Indeed. And if the school is as supportive as it sounds, then that’s also wonderful. Kudos all around!

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  4. I hope this story gets plenty of news coverage across the pond in the USA. Gay students over there could use a morale boost by reading this story.

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  5. Andy Q  14 May 2010, 9:55am  Report
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    Oh god NO!

    Ram it down their throats why don’t you.

    There is NO need for this.

    Gesh.

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  6. Dionysian  14 May 2010, 10:04am  Report
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    Milton Keynes isn’t that far away from me. If I can face the prospect of a trip back to the soul-less vacuous hell-hole that it is, I may pop down there tonight after work to wave a flag and wish them well…

    George – Second that sentiment. Getting the support of their school is a bonus.

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  7. Lucky lisp  14 May 2010, 2:53pm  Report
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    Milly Tant anyone?

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  8. Pumpkin Pie  14 May 2010, 8:49pm  Report
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    Oh god NO!
    Ram it down their throats why don’t you.
    There is NO need for this.
    Gesh.

    Milly Tant anyone?

    Oh, super. People who think having a bit of pride is offensive. I bet you’d be the first to complain if somebody asked you not to fly the flag outside your home.

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  9. Great story, retweeted it through @reading_pride makes a nice change from the stories from america. Pleased our schools are being so cool about.

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  10. Heyy
    Its weird to still find this story, as i have now come out as transgendered and no longer identify as Topaz
    however i hope this inspires young people to be more confident, and hope it promotes acception and equality for all :)

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