# Government tackles misogyny in schools

> New plan to address harmful attitudes and online influences in classrooms.
- Title: Government tackles misogyny in schools · MadeForMums
- Summary: New plan to address harmful attitudes and online influences in classrooms. Schools in England receive resources and training to tackle misogyny and harmful…
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## New school support for misogyny
Schools across England will receive practical resources and training to tackle misogyny and harmful attitudes among children and young people.
## 50% of girls hear misogynistic comments
New data shows 50% of girls reported hearing misogynistic comments from other pupils during a week at school in May.
## 30% of teens worry about girl safety
Nearly a third (30%) of Year 10 and 11 pupils said they had recently heard comments that made them worry about the safety of girls.
## New RSHE curriculum focus
The approach will build on the strengthened Relationships, Sex and Health Education curriculum teaching healthy relationships, harmful behaviour, online risks, deepfakes and other harmful content.
## £150,000 for RSHE expert group
The Government is investing £150,000 in a new RSHE expert advisory group to develop resources for teachers covering sensitive and complex subjects.
## Pilots for boys and relationships
Two new programmes will work with secondary school pupils to improve attitudes towards healthy relationships and boys to challenge harmful attitudes and negative online influences.
## Key takeaway

Schools in England receive resources and training to tackle misogyny and harmful online influences among students.