Son being bullied/assulted at high school

kizzie_nikita

faerie~spangles wrote: »

Yes 'really'.


You know that your child is being abused!

Going to agree here, sad really.

When i was being assaulted in school, my mum rang the police the same day and took me straight out, she wouldn't have even considered sending me back with the stuff i went through, and i was accepted by another school not long after.

mrs_sparrow

The problem is, if they do not have anyone to arrest or go and see, they will not be able to do anything about it - and if the son is not giving up names she can hardly beat the names out of him, can she?

She has shown she is doing something and not ignoring this by managing to get him moved to a new school within a few days.

I was bullied through school and I would have never given names up as I knew I'd have got a kicking for my efforts, let alone anything else that came along.

ANNIEHAHA

Thank you Mrs Sparrow, I have managed to move him in a week something that takes 7-12 weeks because of rules put in place by Norfolk cc to stop children from moving too much.

We live in a small village and when his older and goes into town he does not need to have to deal with kids who cant forget he grassed them up.

This was always about the welfare of my son and things are not always black and white when dealing with councils, the main thing is I have got him moved and he will hopefully be a happier boy who makes better progress than he has in the last year.

ANNIEHAHA

Also schools get fined £3000 per student who is expelled, this is to make them keep kids in school, whilst other kids suffer.

The boy who puched him and is a regular bully to him, was in 'inclusion' for being racist yesterday, says it all really...

ANNIEHAHA

I will be suppling names to the school now that he has left, he is comfortable doing this way and hopefully it will stop it happening to others