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We've worked with Widgit to make these posters for special schools, colleges and settings. These symbol supported posters will help learners with SEND/ASN/ASL understand that it's ok to be LGBT.

This research uncovers the profound impact that LGBT-specific factors (including family rejection and anti-LGBT bullying), on top of wider challenges (such as limited career support, caring responsibilities and managing disabilities), can have on LGBT young people’s mental health and their engagement with education, training and employment – and how these

In the age of the smartphone, today’s teens are always online. But at what risk?

For LGBTQ+ young people, the internet is a place to make friends and discover yourself - but going online can be risky. Covering everything from cyberbullying to dating apps, Staying Safe Online identifies the dangers

Explore FREE, our film about it means to be yourself, with this resource pack.

In FREE, young people ask what it means to be yourself. Exploring gender stereotypes, LGBT families, and what it’s like to feel different to everybody else, this film will get your pupils talking. Use our resource pack

We’ve designed these lessons for use on International Women's Day or throughout Women's History Month. Use them to open up discussions around gender stereotypes with your class.

We have included SEND/ASL/ASN differentiation suggestions in the planning. Choose the activities that best suit the needs and abilities of your class as well

We’ve designed these English Lessons for use during LGBT History Month. Choose the activities that best suit the needs and abilities of your class as well as the time you have available.

Each lesson has its own PowerPoint to assist with whole class teaching. Any other suggested resources are be noted

We’ve designed these English Lessons for use during LGBT History Month. Choose the activities that best suit the needs and abilities of your class as well as the time you have available.

Each lesson has its own PowerPoint to assist with whole class teaching. Any other suggested resources are be noted

We’ve designed these English Lessons for use during LGBT History Month. Choose the activities that best suit the needs and abilities of your class as well as the time you have available.

Each lesson has its own PowerPoint to assist with whole class teaching. Any other suggested resources are be noted

Hear from trans children and young people, their parents and teachers to inform your setting's approach to trans inclusion.

To learn more about creating a trans inclusive school, college or setting you can book a place on our highly acclaimed ‘Creating a Trans Inclusive Setting’ course. This course gives teachers the

Parents and carers are central to your school community.

The Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) guidance came into effect from September 2020. We’ve brought together some useful resources on working with parents and carers. Click the links to read more.

Department for Education

Relationships, Sex and Health Education: guides for schools, primary