Six-year-old boy 'sexually assaults' girl in school playground

A mum in London has accused a six-year-old boy of sexually assaulting her daughter at their school. The woman has since pulled her daughter out of the school following the alleged incident.


But police are powerless to take any action as the boy is below the age of criminal responsibility - which is currently 10 in England. The mum has alleged that a lack of action against the boy by the school has made her daughter "feel like she was in the wrong." The Lancashire Police equally said that any action was the responsibility of the school and social services.

 Her mum has reportedly called for a change in the law as children were becoming ‘sexualised’ at a younger age. She said the alleged assault has left her daughter "feeling very vulnerable." "The way the school has acted makes her feel like she was in the wrong,” she said. “You don’t expect to send your child to school and something like this happens.

 The police said because he is under 10 there is nothing they can do but I think that’s wrong." Children under the age of 10 in England cannot be arrested or charged with a crime.

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