Welcome to The Rainbow Project!
In The Rainbow Project, learners explore the stories, people, and movements that have shaped LGBTQIA+ rights in the UK and around the world. They’ll learn how brave individuals and communities have used their voices to stand up for fairness, visibility, and belonging — and how art, storytelling, and activism continue to drive change today.
About this Project
Celebrate diversity. Learn from history. Create change.
Across eight weeks, your learner will create their own Rainbow Project Exhibition — a collection of artworks, written pieces, or digital media that express their reflections on identity, equality, and pride. Each week explores a new idea — from understanding what fairness means, to discovering LGBTQIA+ trailblazers, to celebrating how representation in media and art helps everyone feel seen.
By the end, your learner will have not just an exhibition, but a deeper understanding of how creativity and courage can make the world more inclusive.
Key Themes
LGBTQIA+ history and rights in the UK and globally
Identity, belonging, and pride
Equality, fairness, and human rights
Art, media, and representation
Advocacy and social change
What Your Learner Will Do
Over eight weeks, your learner will:
Discover key moments in LGBTQIA+ history and learn about people who fought for change.
Reflect on how identity and expression are part of who we are.
Examine how language, art, and storytelling can build empathy and challenge stereotypes.
Create weekly “exhibit pieces” — artworks, posters, collages, or digital media inspired by what they’ve learned.
Curate their work into a final Rainbow Project Exhibition that celebrates diversity and inclusion.
Ideal For
Learners who are curious about fairness and equality, love to create, or want to explore identity and community through a positive, creative lens. Designed to be neuro-affirming, flexible, and respectful of each family’s values and readiness for discussion.
Subjects Integrated
History & Geography: Rights, democracy, and social change in the UK and beyond
English: Creating informative, persuasive, and multimedia texts
Art & Design: Visual art, design, and performance to express ideas and stories
PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education): Identity, diversity, equality, and respectful relationships
Computing: Digital storytelling, presentation, and exhibition design
Mathematics: Reading and interpreting maps, sequencing historical events, and designing clear visual timelines
Ready to Begin?
Download your Parent Guide, Student Guide, Registration Pack and Reporting Pack - all ready to go.
