Ms Phillipson embarked on the legal battle after trying to dilute Tory legislation which put a duty on universities and student unions to actively promote, as well as protect, free speech on campuses.
The document caused outrage when it was published in February, as it allowed for children as young as five to 'socially transition' to the opposite gender at school.
Phillipson will use a speech to argue for a 'universal early years' offer, arguing it will help prevent a million young people from becoming Neets - not in education, employment or training.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said she did not want to tell families how to handle the 1am kick-off for the crucial World Cup clash with Mexico.
The Education Secretary was savaged by Tory shadow minister James Cleverly for 'punishing' families who use independent schools with the new VAT on fees.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The recent Commons clash between Kemi Badenoch and Bridget Phillipson is a good sign, and will help to illuminate and galvanise the national debate.
Bridget Phillipson is at the centre of a new 'class war' row over government plans to stifle the rights of council tenants to buy their homes - after her family benefited handsomely from the policy.
Ms Phillipson has said she will get the barb printed on a T-shirt in the wake of the extraordinary dust-up in the House of Commons yesterday, accusing Mrs Badenoch of 'sinking lower and lower'.