@FrippEnos "You are behaving like the parents who didn't think there was a climate of exploitation and fear at Holland Park School (confirmed by an enquiry), or that Mossbourne Academy could have seminars on how to shout and instil healthy fear in children, just because these things didn't happen in their schools."
Not a neutral or non judgemental post.
Wrong. I was simply pointing out another example in which parents drew conclusions driven by their prejudices and by their limited experiences, even when they didn't know the facts, nor how representative their experiences were in that case
You have repeatedly been given examples of the parents actions and have disbelieved it or minimised it, whilst asking for evidence from the school,
Wrong again. I asked multiple times what the insults would have been, and people kept replying it was obvious, the school must have been right etc, without substantiating their prejudices. When you ask a question 10 times and people refuse to answer , well, it's odd.
When (after the 10th time I was asking), someone pointed out that the parents complained of no longer being able to go into the school office whenever they wanted (a claim I hadn't read in any newspaper, but let's assume it's true) did I honestly admit that this tips the scale towards them being bullies.
In my book, this means being driven by facts and not by biases.
If you disagree, please, explain why.