Son being hit at school

zoelouise88

claire16c wrote: »

If she messaged you on facebook, why dont you bring the print out into the school the next time, so you can prove it?

The teacher has said that shes doesnt want to see this - shes only intrested in anythng that happens on school grounds

thunderbird wrote: »

Do you know any of the older children who you could ask to keep an eye on your son in the playground?

He has a cousin who keeps an eye on him and tells me what happens, she does tell the teachers but they tell her to stop telling tales.

redpete wrote: »

You still haven't asked about their anti-bullying policy. If you might find it difficult to have another conversation then put the request in writing. If no satisfactory response then go to the governors.

Sorry should have said ive downloaded a copy from the school website.

Mojisola

[QUOTE=zoelouise88;49953775_his mums quiet and a very nice girl, she isnt that type of person she lkes to keep herself to herself[/QUOTE]

zoelouise88 wrote: »

The teacher has said that shes doesnt want to see this - shes only intrested in anythng that happens on school grounds

So you've got evidence in black and white from the other mother's own hand to show what you're saying is true and the Headteacher doesn't want to see it because she knows the other Mum is "a very nice girl"? You're on a complete loser with this one - I wouldn't hesitate to take it higher.

thunderbird

zoelouise88 wrote: »

He has a cousin who keeps an eye on him and tells me what happens, she does tell the teachers but they tell her to stop telling tales.

that's awful, it's not telling tales when someone is being physically abused! :mad: