Half term that makes sense.
The case I mentioned before seems to indicate that it's not that way- in that case the underage girl who had been talked into it by a grown man was advised she could be charged, while there was no mention of even trying to find who the man was.
It's a very deep seated thing, so embedded that people don't notice it, to blame the girl rather than the man.
Eg on this thread there have been an awful lot of posters taking the stance of- men do this there's nothing to be done about it, and focusing on the girl.
This is the same attitude that has schoolgirls in the UK being told not to wear knee high socks to school, girls in USA being chucked out of prom essentially because they have the body associated with being older, and along to more restrictive rules on clothing for women in other countries.
When I see a girl in school uniform, even if (shocker) she is wearing knee high socks and has rolled her skirt up, I see a schoolgirl. The fact that these things have to be stamped down on because some (and it's a minority but not a small one) see them as sexy, fair game, asking for it, provocative etc is a problem with men.
And you can improve that. EG the levels of Street harassment vary a lot around the world. These things can be made less socially acceptable. Like drink driving was. Putting it on girls is rubbish, and lets men carry on. Nothing to do with them, see? While girls and women's lives are judged and restricted because of it.