Stonewall was founded on 24 May 1989, one year to the day since Section 28 became law. Section 28 was a piece of legislation that banned the ‘promotion of homosexuality’ by schools and councils across most of the UK, and led to a total suppression of LGBTQ+ identities in schools. We’ve spent more than 30 years working towards a world where all children and young people have access to an LGBTQ-inclusive education. We have travelled a path from Section 28, to every child in most of the UK learning about our lives, families and relationships as part of the national curriculum. We offer a range of lesson packs, assemblies, poster packs and best practice guidance for both mainstream and SEND/ASN/ASL specific schools and colleges. Further free resources can be found on our website, with further resources (including lesson packs, posters, assembly resources and guidance) available for Stonewall School & College Champion members. www.stonewall.org.uk/schools-colleges