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LGBT+ History Month

Season 3, Ep. 6

Join host Tom Genillard, OCR's Sociology Subject Advisor and former teacher and his guest, Jack Lynch of Pop'n'Olly, a provider of LGBT+ educational resources, training and workshops for teachers, students, parents and carers. In this episode, we focus on supporting trans and non-binary students in schools and colleges. Jack also shares their personal story of coming out as trans and non-binary and shares practical steps for schools and colleges to become more inclusive environments.


Whether you're a teacher or senior leader, a student, parent/carer or an ally, we hope you enjoy this insightful episode. Discover more about LGBT+ History Month and how you can get involved.

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