Education for All is a nationwide campaign, launched  in 2005, led by Stonewall in partnership with FFLAG  and LGBT  Youth Scotland.

The idea for Education for All came from a FFLAG national conference in 2003. "Making a Difference" was held in Birmingham to celebrate a decade of FFLAG.

During a discussion about Section 28 it was suggested that "all the different groups that have real concerns about the way in which young lesbians and gays are treated in our educational system should come together and begin thinking about developing some national strategy and national leadership on this issue".

It was following this that Eduation for All was born.

The aim is to promote a "Safe Learning Environment for All"  through:

• Challenging homophobia and homophobic bullying in  schools.

• Ensuring accurate information about lesbian, gay and  bisexual (LGB) people and their experiences.

• Creating a favourable environment to address  marginalisation and invisibility of young LGB people.

For more  information on the campaign, including details of available resources and  how to get involved please visit: www.stonewall.org.uk/educationforall