This is what I can’t understand. It is readily accepted that boys will do this to girls.
So the barmy solution that schools come up with, is to make the toilets mixed sex and the doors full height.
Full height doors discriminates against those disabled/ ill children who need a degree of visibility as well as privacy in order to be safe. I know of 2 girls, one my own Dd, who in their educational plan were to use the girls loos (traditional ones with door not reaching the floor) specifically because they were safer in case of seizures/ fainting.
Full height doors also creates lots of little mixed sexed cubicles that are private spaces for drugs and sexual activities. And they can’t be accessed if they open inwards and someone has collapsed behind the door or harmed themselves. Or quickly scanned in the event of a fire/bomb alert. And the same boys will laugh outside the doors and the occupant can’t see if anyone is waiting for them.
There is also the problems of air circulation, hygiene, cleaning and maintenance being much easier with door gaps.
As I said previously, there will be unfortunately more preventable incidents with these new style toilets and they need to be documented so there are no excuses.