Elite London school reports pupils to police amid ‘rape culture’ allegations
Detailed view of a club badge of Dulwich College on a blazer
A PLANNED protest against “rape culture” at south London’s elite Dulwich College was cancelled today after students were threatened with disciplinary action and a police fine.
The action was planned after the private school said it had reported multiple students accused of sex offences to the police.
The march was organised by several schools and advertised as “a demonstration against the predatory culture of Dulwich College and the school management [which] condones it.”
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