What your student’s will learn

The following videos and resource pack will help students develop their thinking about LGBT rights, equality and legislation.

Peter and Geoff’s story explores life before the 1967 Sexual Offences Act and how the Act has helped to change the lives of many LGBTQ+ people for the better. In their story, Nadine and Tia share their experience of the repeal of Section 28 as a result of the 2003 Local Government Act, and the role this played in shaping their identity as queer women of colour.

The resource pack includes:

  • Background information about the videos
  • Questions to consider and discuss
  • Glossary of legislation

Peter and Geoff's Story

Nadine and Tia's Story

Curriculum links

England

  • KS3/4 Citizenship – Democracy, government and the rights and responsibilities of citizens
  • KS5 Citizenship – Identity, Rights and Responsibilities/Democracy, Active Citizenship and Participation/ Power and Justice
  • KS5 Government and Politics – Political Issues: Ideologies in Action

Northern Ireland

  • KS3/4 Citizenship – Living together in the UK/ Power and Influence/ Taking citizenship action
  • KS5 Government and Politics – Democracy in Action 
  • KS4 Learning for Life and Work – Local and Global Citizenship – Diversity and Inclusion: Challenges and opportunities

Scotland

  • Social studies – People in society, economy and business
  • Social studies – People, past events and societies
  • Modern Studies – Democracy in Scotland and the United Kingdom (Higher) Unit

Wales

  • KS3/4 Citizenship – Living together in the UK/ Power and Influence/ Taking citizenship action

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