Events
Some events and conferences we think you will be interested in.
The virtual Anti-Violence-Campus - Seminars on violence in schools, cyberbullying and e-learning.
Schools OUT Conference
As always the Schools OUT Conference will be held on the first Saturday of February 2012. It is entitled: Educating OUT Prejudice through the LGBT Lens.
Featuring the Classroom, The Rainbow Project and presenters and speakers from the other protected characteristics, the Conference will be rich in resources and ideas for practitioners in the classroom and stakeholders in education.
Below you can find further details and how to register and book your place.
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Schools OUT Annual Conference 2012
Saturday 4th February
9.30 am - 6.00pm
The Drill Hall
16 Chenies Street, London WC1E 7EX
Drill Hall location
To register call the Drill Hall box office: 020 7307 5060
Fees
Until Jan 26 2012 Student or Unemployed £10, Retired £15 Individual £40 Organisation £50
After Jan 26, 2012 Student or unemployed £15 Retired £20 Individual £50 Organisation £60
EDUCATING OUT PREJUDICE THROUGH THE LGBT LENS
- Celebrating our new website the Classroom
- Gendered Intelligence, Mermaids and GIRES will explore how to challenge the concept of binary gender
- Christine Blower General Secretary NUT
- Disability History Month will explore challenging disableism
- HMI/Ofsted will explore how we can use the curriculum to celebrate diversity
- Workshops will explore the lesson plans on the website and there will be an opportunity to view the Rainbow Project films and hear from young people how they are working on the issues
...plus the usual chance to network and Schools out AGM vote in the new committee |
Educate and Celebrate - how to make your school LBGT friendly
The next training course is open to all teachers and educators:
21st February 2012 and 19th June 2012
9.30am-4.00pm
For further details you can download the flyer here.
See more online: Stoke Newington School Diversity Training
Stoke Newington school has celebrated LGBT history month for 6 years. They are now sharing their experience, resources with practical advice and training for educators to make their schools LGBT friendly.
Since last September they have trained 50 teachers and educators nationally, the feedback from the one day course has been 100% excellent.
Watch a video showing their Creative Day march and concert:
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