By Guest Blogger, Deputy Headteacher John Newton When I qualified as a teacher back in 2004, I’d been comfortably ‘out’ as a gay man to my family and friends for years. I was in a long-term, committed relationship and being gay felt like a non-issue. In fact, it was an aspect of my life I felt very proud of. Until, that is, someone I loved, admired and trusted asked a simple question: “Are you going to tell people at school you’re gay?” It hadn’t even crossed my mind. But bac

Olly Pike reclaims the rights to his only traditionally published book - The Prince and the Frog - and reflects on his Taylor Swift-style journey back to creative control. From initial excitement to fading sales and a heartfelt revival, this is the story of why bringing this inclusive fairytale home to Pop’n’Olly means more than ever.

Sarah describes how she has been working to make her library more welcoming to LGBTQIA+ kids and families. Full of tips and tricks and some incredible feedback from library users and other staff.

By Guest Blogger Hattie McLaughlin, Primary School Teacher When I first read an LGBT+ themed book to a child, it was to a whole class…...

By Guest Blogger Kate Williamson, Darras Hall Primary School As educators, we know the importance of fostering an inclusive and...