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Promoting safe sexual cultures in education settings

Preventing sexual bullying

2 October 2009: London

A national one day conference for all staff working in education settings to explore approaches to prevent sexual bullying among children and young people.

The following resources were launched at this event:

• 10 point guide to stop sexual bullying in education settings (PDF, 40KB)
  NSPCC in partnership with WOMANKIND Worldwide (October 2009).
  
  
• NSPCC working definition of sexual bullying (PDF, 24KB)
  Adapted from the definition provided by WOMANKIND Worldwide (October 2009).
  
  
• Sexual bullying in education settings (PDF, 76KB)
  NSPCC policy summary (September 2009).
  
  
• Preventing sexual bullying
  NSPCC reading list (October 2009)
  

Conference presentations:

• Brook London Sexual Bullying: developing approaches to tackle sexual bullying with young people (PDF, 171KB) by Ali Jay Lawrence and Sheila Daley
  
  
• Why is sexual bullying a problem? (PDF, 208KB) by Dr Elly Farmer
  
  
• Stopping sexual bullying through gender equality education (PDF, 1.33MB) by Hannah White
  
  
• Project Jiwsi: sex and relationships education with vulnerable young people (PDF, 1.08MB) by Melanie Gadd
  
  
• When is youth sexual behaviour explorative or exploitative? (PDF, 221KB) by Ken Barnes
  
  
• The National Clinical Assessment and Treatment Service - NCATS (PDF, 102KB) by Colin Hawkes and Susan Haacke
  
  
• The sexual exploitation spectrum (PDF, 235KB) by Jennifer Parnham
  
  
• Sexual bullying deaf and disabled children and young people (PDF, 103KB) by David Miller and Yasmin Kovic
  
  
• Preventing and responding to homophobic bullying in schools (PDF, 198KB) by Chris Gibbons
  
  
• An independent evaluation of the TRUST Education Project: summary findings (PDF, 66KB) by tender and CRG Research

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