One in three students witness sexual comments or jokes in school each week. This reflects a wider national picture of rising online harms and normalised sexualised behaviour. With safeguarding now a stand‑alone judgement in Ofsted inspections and the DfE’s strengthened 2026 RSE guidance placing greater emphasis on issues such as pornography, misogyny, consent, nude‑sharing and deepfakes, schools are expected to show real impact in creating safer cultures. Dignify equips schools with the insight, language and evidence‑based education needed to meet these expectations and support students to build healthy, respectful relationships.
"We were delighted to welcome [the Dignify Schools Team] who led a session with our Year 10 boys on the very topical subject of pornography and the damage it can do as part of our Relationships and Sex education.
The session caught the full attention of our students as it spelt out clearly the science behind how pornography can have such a detrimental effect upon the teenage brain. It was clear through observing the session that the boys were fully engaged in what is a very sensitive topic.
As headmaster, I was delighted to see such high levels of engagement from the boys who responded to the questioning and opportunity for discussion with such maturity.
I would be very happy to recommend the session unreservedly to other schools as part of their Relationship and Sex education programme."





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