LGBTIQA+ inclusion and celebration in all aspects of education
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Coming soon: Educator's Guide to Ace Inclusion in Education
We have been working with Yasmin Benoit, the NEU Aro/Ace Network and ace educator Sarah Cosgriff to produce a new e-book supporting asexual and aromantic inclusion in schools and colleges. It launches at a free webinar for educators.
Registration opens shortly. Email us at info@prideineducation.co.uk and we will let you know the moment booking goes live.
Standing with the Supportive Schools Campaign
Schools and colleges are facing growing pressure over Trans+ inclusion. The Consortium's Supportive Schools Campaign offers guidance, resources and a way to add your voice. We encourage every educator to take a look.
https://www.consortium.lgbt/supportiveschoolscampaign/
Our own resources page brings together videos and practical materials for teachers, parents, governors and school leaders.
https://www.prideineducation.co.uk/resources
Bringing Trans+ Histories to Life in Your Classroom
A practical guide for UK educators
Created by Pride in Education and reviewed by trans and non-binary practitioners, activists, community members and parents. Nothing about us without us.
Trans+ histories belong in your curriculum all year, not just in one week. As you plan for the new academic year, this guide will help you bring overlooked histories into your teaching, challenge myths with age appropriate evidence, meet your legal, safeguarding and Ofsted duties, include disabled and EAL learners, and handle conversations with parents and carers. It will also leave you ready for Trans+ History Week next May.
RSHE 2026: Inclusion or Restriction? A formal report to the Minister for Equalities
In July 2025 Pride in Education launched an open letter calling for the urgent revision of the RSHE 2026 statutory guidance. Signed by 5,137 people including nearly 1,000 education professionals, union leaders, peers, Olympic champions and celebrated public figures, the letter gave rise to a comprehensive formal report delivered to the Minister for Equalities on 23rd February 2026. The report draws on research conducted with the LGBTI+ branches of the NASUWT and the NEU, a dedicated digital focus group with LGBTQIA+ young people conducted by Blossom LGBT CIO, and testimony from parents, carers and young people across England.
Since 2020, we have been supporting educators to build an inclusive, intersectional education sector.
We host online and in-person events, create and amplify diverse resources, and campaign on key issues around LGBTQIA+ rights in the sector and beyond.
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Pride in Education is an unincorporated association run by three dedicated volunteers who are passionate about creating inclusive, celebratory spaces in the education sector. Unlike charities, our status allows us the freedom to be political and address critical issues that many organizations cannot due to restrictions on advocacy. We are committed to advancing LGBTIQA+ inclusion in schools, universities, and educational institutions across the globe, but we can’t do it alone.
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