Oh Lordy, some advice here please!

valos_mummy

Maybe (if your son is okay with this) can you ask him to keep an eye out for her, report any bullying he sees and be a friend to her? She is going to be in for a very rough time at school, and when you're subject to bullying, even one friend will help you. If she's not popular and now everyone at school is calling her a s**g, she might try and do something very foolish and harmful to herself.

shellsuit

valos_mummy, don't worry, he's been warned.

As easy as it is for kids to mock others when there's a load of them behind you, I've told him not to mention the pic or video to anyone, and if anyone else starts mocking her who he knows, to tell them to knock it off.

He's been warned that if I get an inkling that he's been involved in goading or skitting, I'll kill him! (Not literally of course!)

I'll see if my daughter mentions anything when she gets home, she's friendly with most of the girls in yr 9 as they think she's X's sweet little sister. (she is sweet, don't get me wrong, but she's my ears and eyes at school where my son and his friends are concerned )

Glad

I don't think it's already been posted but you could try ringing the NSPCC.
I reported an incident to then some years ago and they dealt with it very quickly and efficiently, in that case they decided to involve the Police too but once I had made the report they took over and I was happy things were being dealt with.