At Central Film School, we are working to ensure that our School is a safe environment for everybody.
Harassment and sexual misconduct (which includes sexual harassment) are unacceptable behaviours and will not be tolerated. These behaviours are contrary to the Equality Act 2010; the Protection from Harassment Act 1997; and the Workers Protection Act 2024, and to Central Film School’s vision, mission and core values.
No member of the Central Film School community is expected to tolerate such unacceptable behaviour, whether by a member of the Central Film School community, or by a third party such as a supplier or visitor to the School, or a member of the public.
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If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999.
If you wish to talk to someone about how you’re feeling, the following organisations offer a 24/7 helpline and/or online chat services:
There are some techniques available which can help you with self-care:
Central Film School provides multiple, accessible, routes for reporting incidents of harassment and sexual misconduct or seeking advice. We encourage anyone who has experienced or witnessed harassment or sexual misconduct to report it.
Online Report: A report can be made using the links below.
Report to the Police
If required, reporting mechanisms can be adjusted to ensure accessibility for all students and staff.
Central Film School is committed to proactive prevention through comprehensive education and awareness initiatives. This includes:
Mandatory Training: