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The editor of the Good Schools Guide has said private schools must take responsibility for boys behaviour outside the classroom because they market themselves on their skill at developing a childs character.   Melanie Sanderson said the schools should remember their marketing materials and talks for parents often boast of the work they do to create well-rounded individuals amid the growing fallout from the schools sex scandal.  It comes after more than 10,000 harrowing reports of alleged sex...

Parents don’t, and haven’t ever, do or done enough to talk about healthy sexual relationships with their children. This should be the key message to take forward, urgently. Parents, take responsibility, talk and listen. Make sure zero tolerance of any of the above is your family policy. Pushing ‘the chats’ into the ‘too awkward, too difficult’ pile, is an easy cop out but doing the right thing has never been more important. How many parents of teenagers can say they have made the ef...

"I was too scared to turn my attacker in. Now I face him as if nothing happened," says Downham Market Woman  | Updated: 12:59, 01 April 2021 A Downham woman has spoken out in the light of the publicity about sexual assaults uncovered by the Everyone’s Invited website. Thousands of women have posted to the site telling how they have been the victim of sexual harassment and assault, including rape, at schools and colleges in the UK. The furore this week led to the chief constable of Norfol...

Everyone's Invited testimonials shows young need informing

Women are calling out ‘rape culture’ in UK schools By Megan Specia New York Times,Updated April 1, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend A general view of the prestigious Hampstead School on March 28, 2021 in London, England. Students at the school walked out of classes on Thursday to protest against what they believe is a cover up of rape culture.Hollie Adams/Getty LONDON — For weeks, the harrowing anonymous testimonies have poured in, one after another. Accusations of sexual assa...

Opinion: Porn has corrupted our children - and weve let it happen 1 Apr, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Children wander through the dark dungeon of the internet largely without supervision so we shouldnt be shocked at the damage it causes. Photo / 123rf Children wander through the dark dungeon of the internet largely without supervision so we shouldnt be shocked at the damage it causes. Photo / 123rf Daily Telegraph UK OPINION: I wish I could say that the scandal about a "rape culture" in UK p...

7 hours ago Share Becoming a better leader, one expert says, requires an open heart, an open mind and an ability to open doors for your team. Simon Bailey received what he calls a “joy bomb” one day a few years ago when he met and spoke with Dan and Bubba Cathy, brothers at the helm of fast-food juggernaut Chick-fil-A. Fired up 1. Care about your peers and teams beyond the numbers. 2. Value your team’s opinion, and ask for their input. 3. Encourage everyone to develop and...

Mr Bailey said: "We are increasing the use of the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme, obtaining more Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPOs) and Domestic Violence Protection Notices (DVPNs) at court and strengthening the vital multi-agency collaboration to tackle offenders behaviour and improve the safety of victims."  "Norfolk police, along with other forces across the country, have also contributed to and are waiting for the outcomes of the cross-government rape review, which has been w...

Horsetalk.co.nz Survey seeks to better understand management of Equine Cushing’s disease in horses Share Cushing’s disease in horses commonly causes excessive hair growth, muscle wasting along the top line, and abnormal fat distribution. An online survey of horse owners has been launched to better understand their management of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), also known as Equine Cushing’s disease. Cushing’s disease is common in older horses and ponies. It is link...

BBC News By Gemma Dunstan image copyrightThinkstock People are being urged to spot signs that members of their families are viewing indecent images online. Calls to a confidential helpline to prevent online abuse in the UK have increased by nearly 50% during the pandemic, say reports. Stop it Now! said spending more time together in lockdown may have revealed signs in some households. Sarah - not her real name - from Wales has shared her story in the hope it will help others. Her husband of 25 ...