


Time for a Change? Why refreshing KS3 text choices should be your priority this summer

Research Release: Pride and who? Jane where? Gender bias in GCSE English Literature

Campaign Update – Feb 2023
Hello friends – hard to believe we’re already in March, isn’t it?! 2022 was a huge year for our campaign and we’ve got more big plans as we move further into 2023. To keep you all in the loop with…

Research Release: Balancing the Books – Gender Bias in the KS3 English Curriculum
New research carried out by the End Sexism In Schools campaign team reveals the shocking extent of gender bias in the KS3 English Curriculum across schools in England. Analysis of data gathered for 891 schools across 104 Local Education Authorities…

Where is HERstory?
Well folks, we’ve been busy bees here on the End Sexism In Schools team, drawing together all the findings from our crowdresearch into a comprehensive report, which we very much hope will demonstrate the extent of the gender bias problem…

Statement from the End Sexism In Schools campaign on the sentencing of Sarah Everard’s murderer
TW: sexual violence, murder It is heartbreaking to have to write this statement. This week has been filled with horrific revelations about the actions of the man who kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard, which came to light during his…

Campaign Update – Final Crowdresearch Push and Next Steps
Hi friends! Hard to believe it’s September already but here we are! Since we launched our first campaign project back in April, we’ve been blown away by the response and work of our volunteers. Thanks to the time and effort…

Crowdresearch update: Much Ado About the Gender Play Gap
Hi friends! It’s time for another crowdresearch update. If you thought our statistics on women novelists at KS3 were bad enough (find out more here), the statistics on playwrights are even worse. Out of the schools researched up to 16th July 2021,…

Kicking Gender Inequality Out of School Sports
The End Sexism in Schools team is delighted to support the School Sports Equality campaign launched by Katie Allen – whose experience at school led to her initiating the campaign – Professor Eric Anderson of Winchester University, and the Women’s…