Canberra Grammar School investigating after male students shared content ranking female students
Canberra Grammar School is investigating an incident where male students created and shared a list ranking the appearance of female students. The school has notified parents and is providing support to affected students while the investigation continues.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing issues regarding misogyny, digital harassment, and school culture in educational environments.
Canberra Grammar School notified staff and parents that "demeaning commentary" had been circulated among students. ( ABC News: Ian Cutmore )
Canberra Grammar School says it is investigating after a list ranking the appearance of female students was circulated among a year level.
The ABC has seen a redacted copy of the list, which contains 100 names.
A letter sent by the school to parents last week said it was providing support to students, including from the school's psychologist and chaplain.
Link copied Share Share article A prestigious Canberra private school is investigating after male students created a list ranking the appearance of female students and shared it on a year level group chat.
The head of Canberra Grammar School, Justin Garrick, sent an email to staff and parents of students in the affected year level last month informing them that "demeaning commentary" had been circulating among the cohort.
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