"Stop calling female pupils girls, it reminds them of their gender": dem warn teachers for UK

Teachers for United Kingdom have been urge to avoid calling female pupils "girls" or "ladies" because it mean say the children dey "constantly reminded of their gender".

Natasha Devon, the Government former mental health champion yan this to the headteachers of the country leading girls schools. 

Speaking at the Girls School Association annual conference for Manchester, she say teachers should be using gender-neutral language when dem they address their students,she kon add say the same applie for boys.

Devon add say she go "never walk into a room in an-all girls’ school and say girls or ladies" because it dey "patronising".