Free LGBT+ History Month assembly and resources for secondary schools

Just Like Us has launched brand new, free resources for secondary schools including an assembly and posters, for LGBT+ History Month.

The LGBT+ History Month assembly for secondary schools focuses on LGBT+ change makers, past and present, who have stood up for the LGBT+ community in the face of adversity. The assembly also asks pupils to consider how they can be change makers themselves.  

Free posters highlighting LGBT+ change makers are also available, as well as posters featuring messages of inclusion and allyship. 

Other LGBT+ History Month resources available on Just Like Us’ school resource portal include another assembly on key moments and figures from the history of LGBT+ rights in the UK. 

How to download the free LGBT+ History Month assembly and resources

If you are a staff member at a UK primary school, secondary school or sixth form college, you can access Just Like Us’ free resources by following the below steps:

Independent research has found a link between positive messaging about being LGBT+ in schools and pupils having better mental health, regardless of whether the pupils are LGBT+ or not.

LGBT-inclusive environments at home and at school are also linked to better outcomes for LGBT+ young people, from their mental health to their relationships to their optimism about the future, that last into adulthood. 

Independent research has found a link between positive messaging about being LGBT+ in schools and pupils having better mental health, regardless of whether the pupils are LGBT+ or not.

LGBT-inclusive environments at home and at school are also linked to better outcomes for LGBT+ young people, from their mental health to their relationships to their optimism about the future, that last into adulthood. 

1. 1. Sign up for free here.
   2. You’ll then receive an email granting you access to the resources.
   3. Then, browse and download resources in our school resource portal.

Just Like Us’ school resource portal offers free, LGBT+ inclusive resources across the curriculum, for all key stages from EYFS to KS5. 

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Independent research has found a link between positive messaging about being LGBT+ in schools and pupils having better mental health, regardless of whether the pupils are LGBT+ or not.

LGBT-inclusive environments at home and at school are also linked to better outcomes for LGBT+ young people, from their mental health to their relationships to their optimism about the future, that last into adulthood.