Harassment and Sexual Misconduct
At LAMDA, we’re committed to creating a safe, inclusive and respectful environment for everyone. We expect all staff and students to treat each other with kindness, dignity and respect — behaviour that goes against this, including harassment or sexual misconduct, is never acceptable.
If something happens that makes you feel uncomfortable, or if you witness something concerning, we encourage you to speak up. You can talk to any member of staff, but the Student Services team is your best first point of contact — they’re trained to listen, support you, and help you understand your options.
Every report is taken seriously. We will handle it fairly and sensitively, and do everything we can to support you.
There are two ways you can report or disclose an incident.
Online Form
This form will be processed by the Student Services team at LAMDA.
To help you prepare, you can preview the form text here.
Contact Student Services
Directly report to a member of the Student Services Team.
- In Person
- Via Email
Further Information
Read more about our procedures and processes for dealing with reports.
If you choose to make an online report, a trained member of our Student Services team will review it as soon as possible during normal working hours. They’ll get in touch with you by the end of the next working day to talk through what happens next and offer support.
You can make an anonymous report using the online form, but please note that LAMDA usually can’t take action based on anonymous reports alone.
These reports do help us understand if there’s a wider problem, and Student Services will review every anonymous report carefully. However, it’s usually best to speak confidentially with someone in Student Services so you can get the right support.
All LAMDA staff and students take part in training on consent and sexual misconduct. Staff who handle reports or support students receive role-specific training to make sure they can help properly and fairly.
If you or someone you know needs urgent help, call 999.
Our nearest Accident and Emergency (A&E) service is at Charing Cross Hospital
Fulham Palace Road, London, W6 8RF, 020 3311 1234
https://www.imperial.nhs.uk/our-locations/charing-cross-hospital
View or download our Harassment and Sexual Misconduct Policy.
External Support and Resources
If you want advice or support outside of LAMDA, here are some trusted organisations you can contact.
Police
You can contact the police to report rape, sexual assault, and other sexual offences like indecent exposure and upskirting. They also handle reports of sexual harassment.
The Havens
These are specialist centres in London for anyone who has experienced rape or sexual assault. There are locations in Camberwell, Whitechapel, and Paddington. You can book an appointment or call for advice anytime at 020 3299 6900. They’re available 24/7.
Rape Crisis
A charity dedicated to ending child sexual abuse, rape, sexual assault, harassment, and all forms of sexual violence. They offer a 24/7 phone and chat support service with advice and help. You can reach them at 0808 500 2222.
Suzy Lamplugh Trust
Provides practical advice and information for anyone currently or previously affected by harassment or stalking.
Revenge Porn Helpline
A service for adults (18+) experiencing intimate image abuse, sometimes called revenge porn. Established in 2015, it offers support and advice if someone has shared your private images or videos without your consent, online or offline.
