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Year 12 boys in two Victorian schools allegedly asked juniors to send nudes after pupils trade blows

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Catholic schoolgirl ‘trades punches’ with male student who slapped her on the bottom while Year 12 boys ‘pressure girls as young as 13 to send them nude photos’

  • Male pupils from two schools in Victoria have asked young girls for nude images
  • Year 12 boy from a Catholic school harassed Year 7 girl to send explicit photos 
  • Students fought at Camberwell High School after boy patted girl on the bottom

By Kirsten Jelinek For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 09:32 BST, 26 April 2021 | Updated: 16:35 BST, 26 April 2021

Two high schools in Victoria have been rocked by claims that senior students are pressuring young girls to send nude photos after a schoolgirl ‘traded blows’ with a boy who slapped her on the bottom. 

A Year 12 boy from a Catholic school in Melbourne‘s northern suburbs allegedly harassed a Year 7 student at an all-girls Catholic school to send nude images, the Herald Sun reported on Monday. 

In a concerning second case Camberwell High School in Canterbury, east of Melbourne, has reportedly had a similar incident where a senior pupil was asking juniors for sexual images. 

Male pupils from two schools in Victoria have reportedly asked young girls for nude images (pictured: Stock image of school kids sitting on a bench) 

Two students traded blows at Camberwell High School (pictured) after boy reportedly patted a female student on the bottom

Two students traded blows at Camberwell High School (pictured) after boy reportedly patted a female student on the bottom

The male student said his phone was hacked when asked about the incident. 

A female and male student at Camberwell have also traded blows after the girl claimed the boy patted her on the bottom. 

The multiple incidents have caused concern for parents, as Camberwell’s principal Jillian Laughlin said in a statement that the school ‘stands against gendered violence.’ 

‘Issues of consent, sexual assault, and gender inequality are critically important,’ Ms Laughlin said. 

‘We understand we have an important role to play in ­addressing this significant social issue.’

Ms Laughlin said the school has spoken about the importance of reporting incidents relating to consent and sexual assault in school assemblies with school captains. 

Camberwell's principal Jillian Laughlin said in a statement that the school 'stands against gendered violence' (pictured: stock image of students sitting on a wall)

Camberwell’s principal Jillian Laughlin said in a statement that the school ‘stands against gendered violence’ (pictured: stock image of students sitting on a wall) 

‘When a report is made at the school, there is an immediate response. Any allegations are acted upon quickly, and reported as appropriate to Victoria Police, child protection and the department,’ she said.      

Cyber Safety Solutions director Susan McLean said anyone harassing others for nude photos can find themselves facing criminal charges.   

‘The thing that gives these boys their power is silence. We must do more to educate about the law, and encourage all students to be brave and have courage to tell an adult when this occurs,’ she said.       

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Camberwell High School for comment. 

What to do if someone is pressuring you to send nude images

Ask them to stop:

If someone is pressuring you and you feel safe to do so, ask them to stop. 

It might not always work, but sometimes just letting them know they’re upsetting you will make them reassess their actions. 

Report and block the person:

If asking them to change their behaviour doesn’t work, don’t continue communicating with them.  

– Take screenshots of the requests (this will help if you need to take further action at any stage, so think of it as ‘insurance’). 

– Report the person to the social media service or app they used to contact you. 

– Block them so they can’t contact you through that social media service or app again. 

– If they contacted you via text message, block their phone number from your device. 

 Credit: eSafety Commissioner  

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