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LI don’t know about that, but we offered to get her checked and the parents refused. They are stuck on the narrative that either the teacher stays in the school or their daughter.
We have tried to resolve the issue with dialogue, but the parents haven’t been cooperative at all.
LUnderstandable.May I reach out to you seeking advice based on whatever transpires tomorrow onwards?
LNew rooms were constructed recently to divide junior classes into sections due to the increasing number of students.All pre-existing rooms/classes have CCTVs.
LThanks for the advice. I understand this might sound like a one-sided story. We plan on getting the child medically checked tomorrow to resolve any ambiguity, and have legal proceedings as a last resort.LI agree with you. The child’s safety is our top-most priority. We plan to get her checked tomorrow even if they don’t agree.It’s just that the parents have not been cooperative at all, it’s like they have some sort of personal vendetta against us.
LIt seems to be some sort of skin condition (acne maybe) causing reddish spots on the back. We offered to get her medically checked if the mark is from being physically hit or something else, but they didn’t agree to that as well.Their description of how she was hit is also a bit too much. They said the teacher grabbed their daughter’s face/neck and then hit her, causing injury in her spine. I know this might sound like I am making it up, but it is true.
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