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Teenager’s death linked to harmful online material

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By: Craig Upton

  • Oct 29 2021
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A Surrey teenager took her own life in 2018 after viewing content about self-harm and suicide online. Frances-Rose Thomas, a student at a Surrey special educational needs school read the material on an iPad that belonged to the school. The device wasn’t protected by any filter or security system. It’s said that the 15-year-old was given “unfettered and unsupervised” internet access at Undershaw, which was then known as Stepping Stones School before she passed away in September 2018. 

“Destructive tendencies”

The girl had recently moved from another school, but struggled and missed several lessons. This meant she was left alone and unsupervised for lengthy periods of time. Surrey Coroner’s Court was told that the teenager had complex needs and suffered from low self-esteem and anxiety. She was also said to have "overwhelming, perhaps all-consuming, fear of failure", and "destructive tendencies". Although she was given extra educational support, she found it tough to engage. 

Frankie’s parents believed the internet access she was given would be “limited”, but this was not the case. It appears electronic software called Lightspeed wasn’t effective enough to protect Frankie from the content. A forensic analysis of the girl’s laptop found that she spent much of early 2018 accessing sites themed around self-harm and suicide. 

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