A teenage boy has admitted raping a 13-year-old classmate just after they had been in a sex education lesson together.
The student, who cannot be named, led the young victim to a secluded part of the grounds in a North Wales school and then attacked her.
Discussing the class they had been in he asked her if she wanted to ‘try sex’ and despite the young girl repeatedly telling him ‘no’ he pinned her down and raped her.
He told her afterwards: ‘You can go now’ and she did not reveal her ordeal until a year later.
The boy, now 15, appeared in Dolgellau Youth Court in North Wales last week and admitted the rape.
The sexual attack came to light a year after the incident when a school nurse realised the young girl appeared unhappy.
She asked if anything was worrying her and the teenage girl told her about the rape.
Sex and relationship education, compulsory from age 11 onwards, involves teaching children about reproduction, sexuality and sexual health.
The Government says it does not promote early sexual activity or any particular sexual orientation.
Secondary school pupils are taught about relationships, love and care and the responsibilities of parenthood as well as safe sex and contraception.
Guidelines state classes must focus on boys as much as girls, build self-esteem, teach the responsibility and consequences of sexual activity and parenthood and ensure young people understand how the law applies to sexual relationships.
1 thought on “Disturbing: Schoolgirl, 13, raped by classmate after sex education lesson”
I bet the boy already knew about sex more than the teacher even before the lesson