Created by a bisexual and transgender teacher, this powerpoint and script is designed to build on general awareness. This resource is specifically tailored to LGBTQ+ allyship, but can be adapted. I gave this as a follow up assembly to 6th form during Pride month, so they had already been provided with general awareness. A tutor asked me to provide some real-world advice and tools for how to be a better ally both in school and later. This is also a great resource for teachers, and for younger students if it is adapted. Please note that I am charging for this resource in order to build a repetoire of professional resources. If you are unable to afford this, or would like to find out what it entails before buying, please get in touch. I would rather you had the resource than I made money from it!

Trans Awareness Assembly created by a transgender teacher. Aimed at a whole school, but can be adapted to focus specifically on different students. Includes presentation notes under each slide. Please note that I am charging for this resource so that I can build a repetoire of professional resources. If you cannot afford this, or would like to know what the resource consists of before buying, please get in contact! I would rather you had the resource than I get money!

Trans Awareness Assembly created by a transgender teacher. Aimed at a whole school, but can be adapted to focus specifically on different students. Includes presentation notes under each slide. Free for November and Trans Awareness Week!

Created by a trans teacher. A roughly ten minute long presentation with speaker notes on what it means to be trans or gender diverse, focusing on identity fairly generally, and addressing some of the common questions that crop up. Very broad audience - could be used for staff, students, or anyone wanting to find out more! Please note that this resource is free, but I am trying to build up a professional collection of resources. It would be vastly appreciated if you could comment with what you think, and check out some of my other things! Likewise, if you think I could change anything, do let me know- I like constructive criticism!