[Closed] Daughter has been punched in school!!!

martial arts classes.

Huh? Kids have fights at school. Happens lots, doesn't it?? Always did when I was there.

Rachel

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So my daughter getting punched is ok then?

lethal injection would seem the most humane way forward.

How do you know she hasn't deleted the posts?

Do? Nothing really.

What do you think would be a more appropriate response?

Does the perpetrator have "previous"?

monkeysfeet - Member
So my daughter getting punched is ok then?

Have you reported her parents to Social Services?

@legend, we check her social media regularly and it isn't something she would do. She isn't that type of kid.

Beat the crap out of her dad?

So my daughter getting punched is ok then?

Sounds like 'snooker ball in sock' time.

"Where's your tool?"...

[quote=monkeysfeet ]@legend, we check her social media regularly and it isn't something she would do. She isn't that type of kid.
What do you think was the [i]real[/i] motive behind the punch then?

Not nice of course.....

But kids do have scraps..

What would you like to see happen to the little offender?

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[s]Learn[/s][b]TEACH[/b] her to punch back then[s],[/s] martial art classes.
FFS - standards!

take direct action: Slag her family off on social media.

FFS - standards!

Pretty sure there's two sides to every story.
I may be wrong tho.

presumably it wasn't totally random and your daughter got punched for a reason, whether she deleted it, said it face to face, or even rumors jnr said something, not saying its ok but when these thing started when I was at school there was usually a reason.

monkeysfeet - Member
@legend, we check her social media regularly and it isn't something she would do. She isn't that type of kid.

Wouldn't be 100% on that, you never surprise your parents when you were growing up? Of course, the other girl must just be a full-blown nutter that goes around punching people for no reason? Alternatively there's a truth somewhere between the two

Spoke to head of year who said a group of them confronted daughter who said it wasn't her and on of them just punched her. Until I get to speak to the teachers that's all i know.

To he honest, unless there are other circumstances that we're unaware of, it seems the school have dealt with it reasonably.

If I was the parent of the child punched, I dare say I'd think the school hadn't done enough. If I was the parent of the guilty child, I might well think they'd been over the top. Since I'm an objective outsider, which neither of the above can ever be, I'd say the school have probably gone about it the right way.

kids fight adults fight, families and freinds fight, or do you live in some sort of utopian paralel universe, school have taken action, end of mills and boon novel

monkeysfeet - Member

confined to solitary
back in general population tomorrow.

Just checking, she is in school, not Oswald State Penitentiary?

I'd be hoping that you've educated your daughter with enough tolerance and ammunition to deal with the situation herself.

Kids fight all the time, and managing the little mites propensity for jealousy, arguments, tussles over a football etc is all part of their growing up process.

My kids 7. He's very tolerant as we've taught to continue to ask people not to say/do anything again, and repeat. I quote happily taught him that if another kid deliberately punches him and does not stop when asked punch him back.

Shock horror gasp I hear the PC brigade go, but they need to learn to stand up for themselves [i]correctly[/i]. And this involves making a situational judgement taught by the parents.

I'm sorry your daughter got punched, but the other child got punished, and your responsibility is to ensure she knows how to prevent it happening again.

Beat the crap out of her dad?

This, of course.

In fact it's probably already being arranged as you type...

Northwind - Member

Just checking, she is in school, not Oswald State Penitentiary?

Your daughter getting punched isn't OK. I had mild issues with offspring getting attacked, taught him some self-defence and informed the head what I'd taught him. End of problems for junior, start of more effective policing of play time. (you learn some interesting things working on army bases 😉 )

It's been far too many years since I was that age and sweajnr isn't there yet. I threw the odd punch and was punched but in every case it was the final straw after a long escalation of hostilities not a random attack.

So one of mistaken identity, something was said / done or someone telling the perpetrator false hoods.

I'm not sure there is a lot you can do for an isolated incident. If it isn't isolated (i.e happens again) then take steps with school. Also would depend if perpetrator is a repeat offender...

Pretty sure there's two sides to every story.
I may be wrong tho.

Just bloody annoyed. She has only been at the school for 6 months. School probably have acted correctly, I don't want it to escalate to full on bullying. I know girls can be real nasty things at times.

Kryton I'm with you. My lad was recently having issues with a big kid in school. We told him to tell the teacher etc. However I told him that if he smacks him in the nose I certainly won't have an issue with it.

Fighting bad, smacking bullies, good

Beat the crap out of her dad?

always worth checking the size of the dad before this course of action. And how many really bad tattoos he's got on his neck, what mates he did time with, how many steroids he takes, etc, etc.....

what if its a story about hexagons?

difficult without knowing all the facts including what the other girl is like. If she's a repeated offender and this is 'all' she got for the attack then it seems rather light; on the other hand she might be a model pupil who's been repeatedly harassed on social media and (wrongly, it appears) had belief your daughter was involved when the straw broke the camel's back.

No, it's not OK to punch other kids hence why she has been punished. But I'd rely on the school to decide what is appropriate in that respect.

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We can understand your anger, we'd all be angry, but I'm not sure what you think we can seriously suggest.

I don't want it to escalate to full on bullying.

If its an isolated incident, it hasn't.

Just help her deal with it.

Ha. Maybe some self defence is in order. Anyone got a set of bombers.

Social Media is a ticking time bomb for kids if you ask me, glad I grew up in a age void of it!

It should be renamed antisocial media!

Hope your daughter is ok

Cheers Ski. I think she is shocked more than anything. No issues at her old school at all, so a bit of a shock for me too.

She has only been at the school for 6 months

I'd say there's your problem right there. There will be cliques of girls that have formed from years of schooling together. Most will accept her, but some will always view her as an outsider. Suggest she just spends the next 2 years avoiding those idiots until things move on again after GCSE's. Bullies will eventually move onto the next victim, sad as that may be. Any action on your part will probably just isolate your daughter to more bullying.