I'm just gonna add my 2 cents in here cause I feel I have a right to tbh. I go to one of the 'gay clubs' as people call it around my area. There's only one in Reading. If I was to sit down and talk to the people in there and ask them if it has helped them, pretty much all would say yes. Why? Because it's a place to get together where people won't be discriminated against. If anything I feel hurt that we have to meet up basically at a youth centre where no one would even guess that it was a 'gay club'. As for teaching them from a young age, there is a group of people trying to teach secondary age kids about the past 50 years of LGBT history. It's oddly enough called Re-writing LGBT history. I'm part of this and it's alot harder than people realise. You have to think about what you put in and could it possibly put a teacher in danger? How would most kids react to a bit of information. Section 28 was the hardest part to do, how do you describe years of damage to the LGBT community in a non-biased way? Oh and at TPKabz who once again jumped in without reading posts correctly, I am Bi-sexual and have a preference to girls so yes I do have a right to say I'm a lesbian as well I prefer girls.