Homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying is widespread in Britain’s schools, affecting hundreds of thousands of young people each year. Research conducted by the University of Cambridge highlights the detrimental impact this has on attendance, attainment and mental health and wellbeing. Course objectives: Learn practical strategies to train staff in your school on tackling homophobic, biphobic and • transphobic (HBT) bullying and language and supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans young people. Gain an overview of the current state of HBT bullying and its impact on pupil achievement • and school performance. Help you meet legal and Ofsted requirements under the new inspection framework and on • promoting British values. Create an action plan for your school. • Be inspired by best practice from other schools • Participating schools receive Stonewall School Champions membership for a year, with a range of benefits including: An extensive pack of Stonewall’s acclaimed secondary school resources, including posters, • curriculum guides, DVDs and learning activities for students and staff. Free access to Stonewall’s School Role Models programme, through we send • inspirational LGBT speakers to give talks in schools. Ongoing support, guidance and benchmarking from a dedicated point of contact at • Stonewall, as well as help implementing your action plan. Free access to best-practice twilight seminars on issues such as E-Safety to SEN. • Exclusive use of the School Champions logo and the opportunity to apply for Stonewall’s • Bronze, Silver and Gold School Champions Awards. and much more! … Inclusion Support Service Kent can further support to schools, including: Support with an inclusive curriculum and resources. Advice on supporting LGBT, minority ethnic, EAL and GRT pupils within your schools. Training and development to meet the Ofsted requirements in regard to equality, including British Values, SMSC and Prevent. Signposting to support agencies and advice for individual pupils and their families. - Schools training courses To book a please contact: For more information contact: Gillie Heath, ISSK Manager 03000 417093 Amanda Maloney, ISSK Business Support 03000 417320
Homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying is widespread in Britain’s schools, affecting hundreds of thousands of young people each year. Research conducted by the University of Cambridge highlights the detrimental impact this has on attendance, attainment and mental health and wellbeing. Course objectives: • Learn practical strategies to train staff in your school on tackling homophobic, biphobic and transphobic (HBT) bullying and language and supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans young people. • Gain an overview of the current state of HBT bullying and its impact on pupil achievement and school performance. • Help you meet legal and Ofsted requirements under the new inspection framework and on promoting British values. • Create an action plan for your school. • Be inspired by best practice from other schools Participating schools receive Stonewall School Champions membership for a year, with a range of benefits including: • An extensive pack of Stonewall’s acclaimed secondary school resources, including posters, curriculum guides, DVDs and learning activities for students and staff. • Free access to Stonewall’s School Role Models programme, through we send inspirational LGBT speakers to give talks in schools. • Ongoing support, guidance and benchmarking from a dedicated point of contact at Stonewall, as well as help implementing your action plan. • Free access to best-practice twilight seminars on issues such as E-Safety to SEN. • Exclusive use of the School Champions logo and the opportunity to apply for Stonewall’s Bronze, Silver and Gold School Champions Awards. … and much more! Inclusion Support Service Kent can further support to schools, including: Support with an inclusive curriculum and resources. Advice on supporting LGBT, minority ethnic, EAL and GRT pupils within your schools. Training and development to meet the Ofsted requirements in regard to equality, including British Values, SMSC and Prevent. Signposting to support agencies and advice for individual pupils and their families. To book a please contact: - Schools training courses For more information contact: Gillie Heath, ISSK Manager 03000 417093 Amanda Maloney, ISSK Business Support 03000 417320
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