Tackling homophobia in secondary schools

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Last updated 29 March 2013, created 11 November 2011, viewed 756

A cornerstone document outlining Stonewall's work with secondary schools. Homophobic bullying is endemic in Britain’s schools, causing permanent damage to the lives and life chances of young people and blighting the schools where it takes place. Every young person should be able to enjoy learnin More…g, free from fear of bullying, and in an environment which celebrates difference and embraces diversity.

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KS3 / Citizenship (3656)
KS3 / PSHE / Difference / diversity (509)
KS4 / Citizenship (3013)
KS4 / PSHE / Difference / diversity (275)
Whole School / Behaviour / Classroom management / Bullying (197)
Whole School / CPD in school / Staff training (1411)
Whole School / Every Child Matters / Bullying (123)

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This document gives ten top tips to deal with homophobia. Some of these are- acknowledge and identify the problem, develop polices and tell young people about them, promote a positive and social environment and provide information and support. from joey74, 03 February 2012	(report comment)	4 out of 5
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