The charity’s 2025 Girls’ Attitudes Survey found that in the past year, a staggering 68% of girls aged 11-21 have changed their everyday behaviour to try and stay safe and avoid sexual harassment. Disabled girls reported feeling much less safe on public transport - 17% of disabled girls said they felt safe on public transport, compared to 33% of non-disabled girls. One in 10 girls aged 11-16 say they don’t feel safe at school, rising to more than two in 10 for LGBTQ+ girls and three in 10 for disabled girls. Girls say they are regularly exposed to sexist and misogynistic behaviours while at school, starting in primary school as young as seven years old. These experiences become more prevalent as girls get older, rising to over half (53%) for girls aged 11-18.