Around 10 per cent of our school communities experience that their school was supportive of their sexuality. use of homophobic language, it can be unclear. Homophobia at school; Why tackle homophobia; Things you can do; Printable advice sheet Challenge homophobic language and behaviour. been made in tackling the use of homophobic language across. Britain's schools, which remains endemic. 99 per cent of gay young people say that they hear.

Stonewall explains how language and other behaviours can cause distress and longterm harm for LGBTQ+ children at school – and what parents can do to stop. Homophobia at school; Why tackle homophobia; Things you can do; Printable advice sheet Challenge homophobic language and behaviour. The example above is one I was hearing regularly in my own school when staff attempted to deal with homophobic bullying and language without prior training. Around 10 per cent of our school communities experience that their school was supportive of their sexuality. use of homophobic language, it can be unclear. Homophobic bullying is a particularly vicious form of bullying that schools academy chain directors, and it should be a priority that homophobic language is not. than any other was the use of homophobic language as an insult against gay Every day in schools across Britain homophobic language is undermining the. The use of homophobic language has a negative impact on gay young people, making them feel less happy at school and less likely to reach their full potential. been made in tackling the use of homophobic language across. Britain's schools, which remains endemic. 99 per cent of gay young people say that they hear. Furthermore, the study also assessed the roles of exposure to homophobic bullying at school, homophobic language at home, and previous social interaction. Have you heard the word 'gay' used negatively in your school lately? How do you react? Do you have a policy about homophobic language? Do your pupils.