The present government is very keen to eradicate homophobic and transphobic bullying in schools. To that end they have created: Charter for Action to stamp out LGBT discrimination in sport The Charter has four points: We believe that everyone should be able to participate in and enjoy sport – whoever they are and whatever their […]
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Campaign: ‘Kick It Out’ Homophobia in Football
Kick It Out is football’s equality and inclusion campaign. “Kick It Out works throughout the football, educational and community sectors to challenge discrimination, encourage inclusive practices and work for positive change. The issue of homophobia in football has been present for longer than most care to remember. Recently, however, the game has begun to take notice.” […]
INSET training on homophobic bullying
This video follows a Year 9 lesson which involves activities to help children challenge attitudes about sexuality. It also focuses on an INSET session with Tony Fenwick, co-chair Schools OUT. Part of the series School Matters, from the Teachers TV video archive.
The ‘Gay’ Gene
Questions you can ask pupils on the subject of genetics and sexual orientation, that will give you ideas for further activities. This was part of the Terrance Higgin’s Trust 2009 resource ‘Out in School’ which you can download here. Science LGB Gene (THT)
Differences: Sesame Street-wise
Who knew that a furry, felt muppet called Zoe would so clearly and sensibly demonstrate how unafraid we should be bby difference. There really is no difference between being different and being the same. Even when your the same, there’s always difference. Oh dear, we better let Zoe explain…..it’s Sesame Street-wise to listen.
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