[QUOTE] [b]david (galashiels) wrote:[/b]
elliot was not excluded,he was withdrawn from school for his own safety,he returned and was imediatly threatened by another child,so was withdrawn again.
and all this time the bullys were allowed to return to school after a few days ,while ells suffers at home.
there seems no end to this problem.but today i heard some good news.
one of the bullys broke his ankle playing rugby,so a small part of justice is being served.
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Even still, the people making threats should have been kicked out :/ I agree, keep your child safe, but the school should discipline the bullies :(
Djdownsy · Member since
When I was at school, I was bullied non- stop from senior infants right up to 6th year(that's 12 years)
I didn't have any real friends, I had very low self esteem, I was an easy target. Anyway, one afternoon in 6th year, I was on the bus going home, when someone, for no reason, set my hair on fire. Suddenly, something snapped, and I went home, told my mother and we rang the bus company. The people involved were kicked off the bus for the rest of the year and were also suspended from school. Anyway, the reason I'm saying all this is because, it was that one moment, in my 12 years of being bullied, that I finally stood up to the bullies. It was the best thing that ever happened me. Maybe there's a silver lining in all this David, maybe this is the one thing that will make your son become a strong person. :)
