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​Historic England 'Pride of Place'
"I have enjoyed LGBTQ because I believe in equal rights for people and what they want to be." 
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Year 9 Boy Heritage High School



Gertie was the educational consultant for Historic England’s Pride of Place project with Leeds Beckett University researching and communicating LGBTQ history.
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The Pride of Place project has been featured on the BBC news website. Click on the link below.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37438800
​Gertie has created schemes of work for KS3 History, PSHE and Drama.

PSHE / RSE
The PSHE material was trialled with Year 9 students at Heritage High School, Clowne.
"I have learnt the earlier on in time people couldn’t have pride in their sexuality and wasn’t free to be happy with who they were and how they felt." Year 9 Girl

"It is important for young people to learn this so that they don’t judge people, for their sexuality, in the future they can then understand more and learn to be okay with people being gay." Year 9 Girl​


To access the FREE PSHE resource clink on the link below -
​https://historicengland.org.uk/content/docs/education/explorer/pride-of-place-pshe-resources-pdf/
History 
The History has been trialled with Y7s in Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School.
Dear Historic England Education Officer,
We think there is value in teaching children our age about people such as Ann Lister and Edward Carpenter because they are remarkable, courageous people that should not be criticised or forgotten.
Learning about the LGBT past gives the children the potential to see how people were treated in the past and how they should be treated now. Also, if anybody is questioning their sexuality it gives them the confidence to be open about it and not ashamed. This should definitely be taught into the future so that being gay is associated as normal as much as being straight is.
We enjoyed learning about LGBT because it allows us the chance to be put in other people’s shoes. Learning about this could potentially prevent discrimination of gay rights and lesbian rights.
Yours sincerely
3 Year 7’s at Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School   

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To access the FREE History resource clink on the link below -
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https://historicengland.org.uk/content/docs/education/explorer/pride-of-place-history-resources-pdf/

​Drama
The Drama Resource was trialled at Northampton School for Boys by a Year 9 group with Lindsay Greenaway, Head of Drama.
To access the FREE Drama resource clink on the link
below - 
https://historicengland.org.uk/content/docs/education/explorer/pride-of-place-drama-resources-pdf/
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