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Teaching about gender and sexuality

Here you can find free resources, online courses and training sessions to help you support your LGBT+ students and make sure your RSE is inclusive. 

How can you upskill?

Group training session

Duration: 2 or 3.5 hours | Price: from £355 

Our training session on Supporting and including LGBT+ young people will help you understand the influences and pressures young people face as they explore their emerging sexuality, create RSE lessons that are LGBT+ inclusive and friendly, and know how to manage challenging questions and beliefs.  

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Gender Diversity – Online Course

This online course will support you and your school to understand gender and gender diversity, learn how to teach gender, support trans young people and be an ally. 

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How to Deliver RSE – Online course

If you want to improve your knowledge, skills and confidence when it comes to delivering inclusive and meaningful RSE, then this is the course for you.

Get 3 hours’ worth of interactive content that you can access when you like over a two year period. You’ll also get access to lesson plans, activities, and resources. 

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Want Brook specialists to deliver to your class?

Brook educators deliver Gender, Norms and Diversity education sessions in schools. The sessions are age-appropriate, inclusive and able to respond to questions young people may have. Topics may include the difference between sexuality and gender, different gender identities and the impact of stereotyping and discrimination

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Free Lesson resources

HAndout

LGBT+ Sexuality and gender

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Video lesson

Big RSE LEsson on LGBT+ history

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Why is inclusion important?

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Firstly, LGBTQ+ inclusive education promotes tolerance and it reduces bullying. Secondly, LGBTQ+ inclusive education is validating. It may sound trivial but representation is important. By including LGBTQ+ content and representation in the curriculum, it tells gay people and the wider LGBTQ+ community that they are not unusual or ‘broken’

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