These learning and teaching resources from the Scottish Catholic Education Service will help teachers in primary schools to explore issues of equality and inclusion and will support primary schools to put into practice policies that seek to ensure the safety and inclusion of all learners.

These resources cover general themes across learning, including:

– Prejudice in the history of humanity

– Hates crimes and their impact

– Online bullying

Powerpoints and Teaching Notes are included.

This resource includes a series of worksheets for Numeracy and Mathematics, providing several inclusive examples of routine learning in areas such as money and budgets, time, and word problems.

Curriculum for Excellence links are detailed. Teachers are encouraged to adapt example resources to complement their own learning context.

This resource contains a collection of original poems written in Scots which feature LGBT themes.

It has been designed to support teaching and learning in the ‘Literacy’ Experiences and Outcomes and all poems link to one or more of the LGBT Learning Themes. The poems can be used individually or as a pack and each one comes with an accompanying worksheet and teachers’ notes.

Poems, Worksheets, and Teachers’ Notes included.

This lesson plan will support you to highlight diverse role models and explore the fact that role models, like everyone, have more in common than that which divides them. In this lesson, learners will be comparing and contrasting role models from different communities, including LGBT, but from similar fields or professions. Learners will be able to develop literacy skills in finding and sorting information, presenting information purposefully and reading with purpose.

Powerpoint, Lesson Notes, and Worksheets included.

This resource is a learning activity for children, which aims to improve their understanding of what discrimination is and how it can impact others.

It can be self-completed during guided learning. Curriculum for Excellence links are detailed.

This resource from Dynamic Earth supports teachers to explore the lives and works of LGBTQ+ scientists from the past and present, introducing learners to diverse representation and to the idea that anyone can be a scientist.

It encourages learners to think about scientists, who can engage with science and helps them to see STEM subjects as something everyone can enjoy.

This resource complements Health and Wellbeing and Sciences but is also suitable for Social Studies and Languages.

Learning Pathway features videos and worksheets.