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Homophobic language heard by 78% of primary school pupils, new research finds

Graham Robson October 21, 2024

The majority (78%) of primary school children across the UK hear homophobic language, according to new research from LGBTQ+ youth charity Just Like Us in conjunction with VotesforSchools. In a survey of 31,875 pupils across the UK, including 4,307 primary school pupils aged 9 to 11, the results showed homophobic language is rife among young […]

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Corey DeAngelis, an anti-LGBTQ+ education activist, exposed for past involvement in gay porn

Graham Robson September 24, 2024

Corey DeAngelis, an American anti-LGBTQ+ education, has been exposed on social media for past involvement in gay porn. A frequent Fox News contributor, DeAngelis, who is a self-described “school choice evangelist,” has been accused of hypocrisy online, given his long-standing public stance against LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion. Are you admitting you’ve supported a gay porn […]

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UK LGBTQ+ schools programme to become free to all secondaries

Graham Robson September 16, 2024

Popular LGBTQ+ schools programme, Pride Groups, run by LGBTQ+ youth charity Just Like Us, is being made free to all UK secondary schools, thanks to National Lottery funding. The Pride Groups programme has so far helped 410 secondary schools to set up/run a LGBTQ+ and allies club, making school environments safer for LGBTQ+ pupils who […]

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Pride in Education partners with Festival of Education to “address the rising challenges to trans rights and LGBTQ+ inclusive education” in the UK

Graham Robson June 7, 2024

With only 58% of LGBTQ+ pupils feeling safe at school on a daily basis in the past 12 months (Stonewall – 2022 School Report), the seventh edition of the Pride in Education conference on 4 July is to stand as a crucial event in the fight for inclusivity and equality. This year’s conference is partnering […]

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Features

OPINION: Amnesty International responds to government’s “dangerous” ban on teaching sex education to children under the age of nine

May 17, 2024

The UK government has announced that Relationships, Sex and Health Education curriculum will not be taught to children until the age of nine, a move which Amnesty International has called “dangerous”. The government’s new guidance proposes that children should not be taught sex education under the age of nine and even after this it should […]

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LGBTQ+ News

Teachers still as uncomfortable discussing LGBTQ+ topics as they were two years ago, new research finds

Graham Robson February 13, 2024

Progress has stagnated and teachers are just as uncomfortable discussing LGBTQ+ topics with pupils as they were two years ago, new research of more than 6,000 teachers by Just Like Us, the LGBTQ+ young people’s charity, has found. Fifteen per-cent of teachers across the UK said they felt “not very comfortable” or “completely uncomfortable” discussing […]

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LGBTQ+ children’s education company Pop’n’Olly to donate 300 LGBTQ+ children’s books to primary schools in the constituencies of Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman

Graham Robson October 5, 2023

In response to “anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric” coming from the Tory Party Conference, LGBTQ+ children’s education company Pop’n’Olly has announced they are donating 300 of its LGBTQ+ children’s books to primary schools in the constituencies of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman. Olly Pike, CEO and Founder of Pop’n’Olly, said, “When the people in […]

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Mental Health

New study to find out about school experiences of people who identify as both neurodivergent and genderdivergent and how these experiences impacted mental health

July 12, 2023

Mental health: What can genderdivergent and neurodivergent folk tell us about their experience in schools and what schools can do to support them? The aim of the present study by University of Southampton is to find out about the school experiences of people who identify as both neurodivergent and genderdivergent and how these experiences impacted […]

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