More Than 50% of British People Think Primary Schools Should Teach LGBT+ Inclusive Lessons

More Than 50% of British People Think Primary Schools Should Teach LGBT+ Inclusive Lessons

September 6, 2019

The majority of British people think that primary schools should include LGBT+ inclusive lessons.


Stonewall have found that 60% of British people believe its right to teach kids about diverse families, including those with same-sex parents.




“LGBT-inclusive education is life-changing teaching for so many young people, which is why it’s so powerful to see so much of the British public support the new legislation,” said Paul Twocock, Chief Executive at Stonewall.


“We owe it to the next generation to ensure our schools are a place where all children and young people can be themselves.

“It’s essential the Government invests more in training and resources to better prepare teachers and schools to deliver high-quality LGBT-inclusive teaching now and in the future.”





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