Sofie Formica says a controversial contract sent out to parents of students at a Brisbane Christian college is “archaic”.

A revised enrolment contract was sent out to families of the Citipointe Christian College to sign late on Friday.

“Homosexual acts” are denounced in the contract.

• A mother of a Year 12 student at the school called in to 4BC Afternoons to share her thoughts, scroll down to listen to her comments

Education Minister Grace Grace, who has a non-binary child, yesterday said it was distressing.

“How is it helpful to ask families and students to sign a contract that demands all students identify with their birth gender and that all parents accept its condemnation of homosexuality as a sin?” Sofie questioned.

“I think it’s discriminatory, I think it’s archaic, and I really hope that it doesn’t reflect the mindset of a modern Australian community, one that is inclusive.

“I really hope it doesn’t set a precedent for other religious schools, and that many others follow.”

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During the show, a mother of a student at the college called in to defend the college’s principal and school community.

Karen, whose son is starting Year 12 told Sofie she had read and signed the contract.

“[Principal] Pastor Brian Mulheran would never expel a student because they are gay or because they are transgender, there’s no way he would. And no one has ever been expelled for that reason.”

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