‘Conspiracy’ school teaching pupils ‘we’ll be eating bugs after the Great Reset’ | UK News [Video]

Dinosaurs never existed; viruses are not real; vapour from planes in the sky causes dementia and crystals could cure serious illness – these are just some of the conspiracy theories staff at a school in Manchester allegedly believe.

Universallkidz was set up in October 2020 to ‘de-indoctrinate’ children from ‘the lies’ that they are taught by ‘the system’.

Ladan Ratcliffe, who worked as a teacher in Greater Manchester for more than 20 years, got the idea during an anti-lockdown rally.

Her team – made up of other former teachers and even a cryptocurrency trader – are now teaching pupils, aged between eight and 14, about homeopathy and moon cycles.

An undercover investigation by The Times shows what Universallkidz considers curriculum.

Classes were held in a tumble-down Victorian mansion, which had until recently been a nightclub.

In the hallway, leaflets were left lying around that stated that Covid-19 vaccines, climate science and 5G were …