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Latest nspcc schools guidance

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Hoardasurass · 14/09/2026 07:05

The nspcc has decided that men should be allowed to watch girls get changed for pe and swimming classes and then lied about why they have done it.
I can see formal complaints being made to the charity commission over this as it fails to protect children which the only thing that the nspcc were set up to do

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16128403/Fury-NSPCC-say-male-teachers-supervise-girls-changing-rooms.html

Fury as NSPCC say male teachers can supervise girls in changing rooms

The child protection charity has removed a policy that adults supervising pupils while they change should be the same sex as the children from its latest safeguarding briefing.

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16128403/Fury-NSPCC-say-male-teachers-supervise-girls-changing-rooms.html

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wherearemypeople · 14/09/2026 08:22

WhatNoRaisins · 14/09/2026 07:42

I'd have thought any male teacher with any sense let alone decency wouldn't be ok with doing so.

Yeah, safeguarding rules are for those without a sense of decency. Sadly out of the 3 male PE teachers I knew at the school I worked at, I wouldn't have trusted 2 of them as far as I could have thrown them.

NoisyHiker · 14/09/2026 08:15

Well, we all know there are dodgy male teachers in schools.

At least now they will be announcing themselves as predators if they go along with this guidance.

No decent man would ever agree to do this.

borntobequiet · 14/09/2026 08:12

The spokesman added: 'It is categorically untrue to say that any updates to the NSPCC's information briefing were made as a result of external lobbying.'

So entirely their own idea then. I expect the NSPCC was targeted very early on by transactivists. What a wonderful target for them.

MrsOvertonsWindow · 14/09/2026 07:52

What are the NSPCC thinking of? What on earth were the discussions that happened to result in this?
They're not just a charity - they have a statutory role in safeguarding. Yet they're recommending men supervising girls undressing in schools? Unbelievable.

WhatNoRaisins · 14/09/2026 07:42

I'd have thought any male teacher with any sense let alone decency wouldn't be ok with doing so.