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What’s it like to be gay, lesbian or bisexual in school today? Stonewall wants to know
Posted on: January 14th, 2012 by History Month

A new survey by Stonewall seeks students’ views on what it is like to be queer at school. The ‘Speak Out’ survey for LGB young people aged 11 to 19 is up and live. Five years on from their ground-breaking research The School Report Stonewall is once again calling on lesbian, gay and bisexual young people to say what life’s like for them in Britain’s schools today.  Young people aged 11 to 19 can take part in the survey – just  email info@stonewall.org.uk for posters to help promote the survey.

To read more and take part in the survey go here

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