Access a range of educational supports to enhance curriculum development, learning opportunities, and advance inclusion across the school community.
This includes additional supporting resources to consider pedagogy and curriculum design.
Curriculum Making Tools
This Information Note, provided by Education Scotland, includes further detail on the curriculum making tool ‘Mirrors and Windows’. This features in both Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the professional learning course ‘Delivering LGBT Inclusive Education’.
Developed by: Education Scotland | |
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The Inclusion, Wellbeing and Equalities Professional Learning Framework supports anyone working with children and young people in an educational context. It can also support those who work with adult learners, parents, carers, families and in community learning contexts.
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These infographics include biographies about some past and present LGBT figures and role models. They can be printed and displayed within the classroom or incorporated into teaching and learning as case studies. Developed by: Time for Inclusive Education (TIE) | |
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This document contains information for each curriculum area on how to include LGBT voices and identities in the classroom. These are suggestions and ideas; it will be up to teachers to choose how exactly this will work in their classroom and school.
Developed by: LGBT Youth Scotland | |
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Broader Resources
This guide provides information for practitioners about how to involve parents and carers in LGBT inclusion work within the school or education setting.
Developed by: LGBT Youth Scotland | |
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This guide can help practitioners feel more confident to respond to and teach about homophobic language in a primary school setting.
Level: First, Second Developed by: LGBT Youth Scotland | |
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The Manifesto for Inclusive Physical Education is a set of commitments developed by school pupils in Scotland, which builds upon those pupils’ lived experiences of taking part in school sport as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex (LGBTI) young people. By signing up to the manifesto, schools can demonstrate a visible commitment to improving those experiences by working to make physical education and school sport fully LGBTI inclusive. Developed by: LEAP Sports | |
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