Ofsted inspectors were told boys were treating sharing 'nudes' like a 'collection game' in an 'alarming' review of sexual abuse and harassment in schools. The review found children as young as 10 had sent nudes, with one school reporting examples among Year 6 and Year 7 pupils. Some girls experienced groping in school corridors but the majority of serious offences took place outside of school. The review found around nine in 10 of the girls were called sexist names and sent unwanted explicit pictures or videos happened "a lot" or "sometimes". Most children felt their sex education was inadequate and girls expressed frustration at lack of clear teaching on unacceptable conduct. Many teachers said they do not feel prepared to teach topics such as consent, healthy relationships and sharing of sexual images. The watchdog said schools should teach about consent and sharing explicit images, and urged the Government to strengthen online safeguarding.

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A mother who sent photographs and video of her two naked daughters to their dance teacher has told an inquiry that she feared he would destroy their dancing prospects. From February , the woman's two daughters, who were as young as nine at the time, did up to 40 hours of dance classes a week, and Davies and the mother began sending online messages to each other. After her own aspirations to be a dancer never materialised, she said she felt excited for her daughters' futures.