[quote Lockheart]@HoardingSamphireSaurus I agree on all points, but holding up this person as having a connection to Challenor on the basis that they signed one open letter is IMO misleading and intended to do nothing more than aggravate further.
Surely there's enough to be concerned about here without having to stretch the truth.[/quote]
What stretch of the truth though?
They were aware enough of Challenor to sign up alongside them. The question you need to ask after finding that out was did they sign up before or after Challenor Snr was charged and sentenced?
That's what safeguarding does.
Safeguarding with all due diligence would have done a few things:
- found the signature. GG could then have asked the sensible questions
- found the pictures, including those in uniform. GG canNOT have found them or they, surely, would have stringly suggested they be removed. I was a teacher, I would have been heavily censured for posting those picture.
- would have given GG an idea of the possible pushback. They didn't have any idea, which is why website pages were taken down and social media streams deleted, others inundated.
That's what safeguarding does. That's why employers trawl social media of potential employees and have social media policies. It protects both organisations and clients.
That GG left themslves open to this says so much about what they do NOT do. The ramifications are unlikely to be negligable. And nor should they be!