My DS (year 7) took a few weeks to settle into high school, however, hes now made a large group of friends and is loving school. Parents evening he was given glowing reports from all teachers. Something has been happening lately that is bothering me more than its bothering him.
There is a girl in his class that went to primary school with him (they were never friends, my DS still thinks girls are yucky horrible things), she moved to the same high school as him 2 weeks into the school year (I heard rumours that she was being bullied at her old school thats why she moved). I dont know this girl or her parents very well. Anyway..
It seems for the past few weeks, her mum has been phoning the school claiming my DS has been 'bullying' her daughter on the school bus, the school have looked into these claims including getting witness statements from the bus driver and prefects on the bus and it turns out my son is no where near this girl, he doesnt even talk to her. Needless to say, no action was taken against my son.
Yesterday as my son was walking home from the bus stop, this girls mum stopped him, refused to let him go pass and was swearing and threatening him (things like ''you touch my girl again you'll regret it''). He sent me a text saying he needed help as this girls mum wouldnt let him walk home, I drove round to where i thought he would be (its only 2 roads from the bus stop, theres no other route) and the minute I stopped the car, this women ran off. I dont know where she lives.
My DS doesnt seem affected by it all, he said he knows 100% he hasnt even spoken this girl let alone the stuff shes claiming he has done so he isnt worried about getting into trouble. Im extremely worried though, what if she does it again? Should I just ignore it? I'm not sure what to do.
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kayteeuk · 08/11/2013 12:22
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