Voices
Tim Phillips is Head of Teacher Development at the British Council. These are his tips for teachers who are navigating the digital classroom.
Nosa Eke's short film, Something in the closet, tells the story of Maddie, a queer teenager struggling with her sexuality.
Laura Kirwan-Ashman's documentary goes behind the scenes of London club night Pxssy Palace – a night for London's QTIPOC (queer, trans, intersex people of colour).
Sarah-Jane Drummey's film 134 tells the story of an Irish couple struggling with their child, Jack's, gender identity.
When Pride comes to town is a documentary about Norway’s first rural Pride parade. It is directed by Julia Dahr and Julie Lunde Lillesæter.
Caio Scot directs After that party which tells the story of Leo, who sees his father kissing a man on a dancefloor.
English language teacher and materials writer for the British Council, Anne Wilding, tells us how fake news can provide a natural learning opportunity.
As Northern Ireland celebrates its first same-sex marriage, playwright and activist Shannon Sickels (Yee) tells us about identity and its role in learning.
The British Council's Director of Education tells us how to be a global learner.
Girls are more than twice as likely to achieve a good grade in languages, but some schools are bucking this trend, and they have two things in common.