11TH NOVEMBER EVERY YEAR
LGBT+ History Month highlights the lives, experiences and contributions of LGBT+ people, past and present.
In learning, it offers opportunities to take a Global Citizenship Education approach by exploring identity, rights and equality through different subjects and methodologies.
This connects to Scottish classrooms across stages, supporting Health and Wellbeing, literacy and social studies, and creating space for inclusive, respectful discussion.
This resource from Amnesty enables teachers to explore the human rights of sexual and gender minority groups with young people.
Rainbow Laces from Stonewall shares the achievements of LGBT+ athletes, the activities encourage learners to develop an understanding of the importance of respecting other people’s differences and challenging prejudice.
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