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NUT Conference: Teachers push for tough action on LGBT discrimination

TEACHERS pressed for a commitment from all parties yesterday to tackle LGBT discrimination in schools.

NUT delegates demanded a “manifesto for a new government” featuring a 10-point action plan protecting the LGBT rights of both students and teachers.

The points include a positive portrayal of homosexual relationships in sex-education policies, promoting LGBT history month in all schools and encouraging schools to develops a curriculum that is inclusive of gay issues.

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