Resources on harmful sexual behaviour in schools
Including peer-on-peer sexual abuse and healthy relationships
Explore our range of resources on healthy relationships and harmful sexual behaviour, including peer-on-peer and child-on-child sexual abuse. These can be used by anyone who works or volunteers with children and young people.
Resources and guidance
Take our harmful sexual behaviour in schools training
Our updated elearning courses will help you to manage harmful sexual behaviour in primary or secondary schools in the UK.
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Related information
Further information

Listen to our podcast
We have a series of episodes discussing different aspects of harmful sexual behaviour.
> Podcast: harmful sexual behaviour in schools
> Podcast: assessing sexualised behaviour
> Podcast: preventing harmful sexual behaviour
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Research and evidence briefings

Assess your safeguarding practice
Harmful sexual behaviour framework
Use our evidence-informed framework to help local areas develop and improve multi-agency responses to children displaying harmful sexual behaviour (HSB).
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Safeguarding self-assessment tool
Use our free tool to audit your school’s child protection arrangements and ensure your organisation meets best practices. Covers the measures schools should have in place to prevent and respond appropriately to all forms of harmful sexual behaviour.
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Report Abuse in Education helpline
Young people who have experienced abuse at school and parents and teachers who are concerned about sexual abuse in education settings can call the Report Abuse in Education helpline on 0800 136 663 or email help@nspcc.org.uk.
Find out more
For any other concerns about a child, find out how the NSPCC Helpline can help.
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