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grandmother · 2010-12-06 17:47:27

My grandson is autistic and has been abused by a teacher at his primary school. The board of management has refused to acknowledge that the abuse has taken place, despite my grandson suddenly exhibiting very disturbed behaviour when it was happening. Can anyone offer any help or advice?

06-12-2010 6:47pm

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My grandson is autistic and has been abused by a teacher at his primary school. The board of management has refused to acknowledge that the abuse has taken place, despite my grandson suddenly exhibiting very disturbed behaviour when it was happening. Can anyone offer any help or advice?

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#2 06-12-2010 6:56pm

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Garda station. No one here will be able to help you IMO

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#3 06-12-2010 8:05pm

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When you say, 'abused', it is not clear what you mean. There are many forms of abuse and it is also unclear as to how you can be sure that the child has been abused. If it is an open and shut case of sexual abuse, for example, the guards should be contacted immediately. If it is merely a suspicion, which may not be correct, proceed carefully.

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#4 06-12-2010 11:55pm

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Go to the guards with allegations.
No one here will be speculating on any alleged cases.
Thread locked.

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