Pupils as young as seven are being asked if they identify as transgender or non-binary in a 'disgraceful' school survey.
Primary school children taking part in the sex and wellbeing study are told an answer to the question is 'required' to move on to the next page of the survey.
The pupils - who can select either 'male, female, non-binary, kontol bernanah transgender or other' - are not required to have a parent present.
Furious parents last night hit out at the 'indoctrination' of young children who do not know 'if they want chicken nuggets or fish fingers for dinner'.
It comes days after Green MSP Maggie Chapman opened the door to children as young as eight being able to change gender.
Scottish pupils as young as seven are being asked if they identify as transgender or non-binary in a school survey from the SNP and Lib Dem-run Aberdeen City Council (pictured: SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon)
Aberdeen City Council - led by an SNP and Liberal Democrat coalition - has introduced the survey to its 59 schools (headquarters pictured)
Green MSP Maggie Chapman opened the door to children as young as eight being able to change gender
The survey has been introduced by Aberdeen City Council - led by an SNP and Liberal Democrat coalition - to its 59 schools.
Douglas Lumsden, Tory MSP for North East Scotland and a former co-leader of Aberdeen City Council, said: 'It is disgraceful that the council are forcing children as young as seven to answer questions about their gender.