More than 100 Scottish schools still have mixed-sex toilets nearly one year after being told to segregate facilities

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More than 100 Scottish schools still have mixed-sex toilets nearly one year after being told to segregate facilities.

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More than 100 schools still have mixed-sex toilets nearly a year after the Scottish Government told schools to separate them.Freedom of Information requests completed by campaign group For Women Scotland have revealed that at least 12 councils have schools where boys and girls are expected to share bathroomsThe designs range from open-plan toilet blocks accessed through a common entrance to gender-neutral facilities installed alongside single-sex toilets.Trina Budge from FWS has warned the councils are running the risk of "yet more costly court cases".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The warning follows Lady Poole's decision that West Lothian Council had acted unlawfully by failing to provide single-sex toilets at a new-build primary school.The case was brought against the council by the parents of a five-year-old girl, who would hold on throughout the day rather than use facilities that she would have to share with boys.She reduced her fluid intake significantly and regularly came...

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