Review Of Sexual Abuse In Schools And Colleges - Gov.uk
Child Sexual Abuse Report Summary, 2017
Review Of Sexual Abuse In Schools And Colleges - Gov.uk. This is a very serious matter. I have been raising much of what has been highlighted in the review for many years in this house.
Child Sexual Abuse Report Summary, 2017
Countless parents have contacted me to tell me about the sexual abuse and harassment that their children have had. Schools and colleges cannot tackle sexual harassment and sexual violence, including online, on their own, and neither should they. My lords, i welcome the ofsted review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges, and i am pleased to hear the government’s response. For example, the prevalence of children and young people seeing explicit material they do not want to see and being pressured to send ‘nudes’ is a much wider problem than schools can address. It talked about the need for protections in the online safety bill. I have been raising much of what has been highlighted in the review for many years in this house. How to respond to reports of. Ofsted visited 32 state and private schools and colleges and spoke to over 900 children and young people about their experiences. The review found that some schools were not good at identifying or recognising sexual abuse and harassment. This is a very serious matter.
How to respond to reports of. Ofsted has today published plans for a review into safeguarding policies and practices relating to sexual abuse in state and independent schools and colleges. A rapid review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges in england carried out by ofsted on the request of the government. Abuse in any form is abhorrent, especially when it is abuse of the vulnerable or children. For example, the prevalence of children and young people seeing explicit material they do not want to see and being pressured to send ‘nudes’ is a much wider problem than schools can address. Many children and young people talked about teachers not ‘knowing the reality’ of their. This is a very serious matter. The review found that some schools were not good at identifying or recognising sexual abuse and harassment. Schools and colleges cannot tackle sexual harassment and sexual violence, including online, on their own, and neither should they. Countless parents have contacted me to tell me about the sexual abuse and harassment that their children have had. A whole school or college approach to safeguarding and child protection.
