New photo Parents of girl, six, who was 'repeatedly sexually assaulted' in playground win five-figure payout

The parents of a six-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted by boys in a school playground have won a five-figure payout from the local council.

The pupil, who cannot be named but is referred to as 'Bella', was left a 'broken little girl' by the assaults which left her with physical injuries, suffering nightmares and afraid to leave the home. 

Her parents said they were offered no help by the school and had to pay for counselling for their daughter. 

The local authority has not admitted liability but has paid out five-figure compensation to Bella's parents, BBC News reported. 

The parents of a six-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted in a school playground have won a five-figure payout from the local council (stock photo, not showing school concerned) 

The pupils who allegedly assaulted her could not face criminal action as children younger than 10 cannot be prosecuted. 

Bella's mother told the BBC: 'We had a broken little girl who had been seriously sexually assaulted repeatedly over a number of weeks in school, feeling unsafe in school and she had nothing.'

The girl's parents alleged that staff had not been properly trained on how to spot the signs of sexual abuse. 

One staff member had allegedly seen Bella with her underwear out of place and one of the attackers nearby.   

Bella's mother said: 'It matters for her I think when she's older. She can make some sense of how she could be so seriously sexually assaulted so many times in a place where she should have been safe.'  

The school and local authority cannot be named in order to protect the young victim's identity.  

Statistics suggest there were hundreds of sexual assaults, including allegations of rape, reported at schools last year. 

Figures have shown that more than 70 per cent of pupils aged between 16 and 18 hear sexual name calling used towards girls several times a week.

Statistics suggest there were hundreds of sexual assaults, including allegations of rape, reported at schools last year (stock photo) 

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