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Charli Faux
Charli Faux

Charli Faux is subject lead for PSHE and school mental health lead at Bishop’s Hatfield Girls’ School in Hertfordshire.

All articles by Charli Faux
Why Love Island and MAFS should be on schools’ safeguarding radar
There’s an increasing focus on how online content is influencing young people’s attitudes towards sex and relationships, but we shouldn’t forget the impact of what they watch on TV, says safeguarding lead Charli Faux
Secondary
30 September 2026
Teen watching TV
The ‘next epidemic of sexual violence’ and what it means for schools
AI is creating new threats to girls, and teachers will be on the frontline of it, argues a PSHE lead at an all girls’ school, who shares her advice on how to help keep students safe
Secondary
10 September 2025
Mobile phone misogyny
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