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24 Feb 18, 03:23 AM |
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This is sickening! I'm so sorry for your poor boy. I don't have children but would look to change schools. It couldn't affect his work more than skipping class. Contact the police too. Burning and scarring someone is not "normal" bullying.
My brother was bullied and the school were useless. It actually took a few of my older cousins to let this boy know the next time he was hurt they would do the same to the bully before he stopped. They didn't touch him and my brother was never bullied again. Nasty little monster. |
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24 Feb 18, 04:52 AM |
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A child (young teenager) who can burn another person has a serious problem that is likely to get worse. It’s not just a spiteful prank, it could be a deep-seated issue.
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24 Feb 18, 09:43 AM |
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A school who doesn't take a student burning another student seriously ?
Get him out of there ! I had to move schools the year before GCSEs , it wasn't ideal as there were some syllabus differences but because I was happier i actually didn't mind and with hindsight probably would have got worse results if I hadn't moved. He's in the top classes so is no doubt capable of great results if he isn't paralysed with fear. |
24 Feb 18, 09:46 AM |
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OP how did it go last night with your son? Did you manage to speak with him?
Lots of good advice on here but I'd start with seeing what he wants. Change schools? Change class? Continue as now but with school sorting something? That will give you your way forward. I'd explain that what's happening is no way his fault and that you and your DH are there for him and that you both need to speak to the Head after reporting the burn to the Police. You must take this as seriously as it is in order to force the school to take action. Even if you're moving schools it still needs dealing with. Don't let you DS think running away us the easy option as he'll always regret not addressing the bullies. Good luck. Now it's time to turn your hurt and frustration into action and make the school listen. |
25 Feb 18, 08:18 PM |
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26 Feb 18, 02:58 PM |
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Thanks for all the advice guys .. I was hoping for a quiet weekend but other DS ended up developing a rash and it was a trip to the walk in but all was ok by Sunday afternoon
I have spoken to DS and he is determined to stay in the school as he does have friends there (I sort of understand but would rather move him) so looks like changing class is the only option .. however I am going to speak to the them and ask that the bullies be moved as it is 100% not his fault and he should not be punished for it. I was giving the HOH today to get back to me but still nothing so I am going to try to make an appointment with the head after work. I also take the boys to guitar lessons tonight and normally DS does chat to me when its just us 2 in the car so hopefully I will find out how things have went today .. im going to take him to starbucks after i collect him and drop his brother off at his lesson. thanks guys .. it helps to have someone to talk to Lisa x
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26 Feb 18, 03:11 PM |
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Firstly I am very glad he has friends as that is always a worry if he is getting bullied. I would write down all the facts and everything that has happened and present all this to the head teacher and ask him what he is going to do to guarantee your son's safety and stop the bullying as at the moment you are let down!
Good luck for tonight
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26 Feb 18, 03:52 PM |
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Excited about Disney
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Bless him. In that case i would agree. Go over HOH's head and ask that the bullies are removed from the class or at the very least, away from your son and put on a probation or something. Hopefully his friends can be put near him.
I also would want all of his teachers to be aware of the situation so they can be extra vigilant. They can't protect him if they don't know. Enjoy your Starbucks time! X |
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26 Feb 18, 07:07 PM |
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I'm disgusted! That Head of House clearly isn't doing their job, and I would suggest the entire teaching staff need some sort of brief on how to help their students who are suffering from bullying, and letting students know they have options, what they can do etc, rather than this happening to anyone else!
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26 Feb 18, 07:10 PM |
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I'm so ANGRY reading that Lisa.
I don't have any ideas but really feel for your son no kid should have to suffer that type of aggression at school. To be honest physical harm should always involve the police. These kids need some fear put into them!
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