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Disgusted by school’s response to complaint about pervy teacher - Update

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SophEll · 01/05/2025 12:30

I have debated whether to post this update but I promised I would in the previous thread (www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/5325717-disgusted-by-schools-response-to-complaint-about-pervy-teacher) and I’m someone who keeps their word.

I have had an acknowledgment of my email to the Chair of Governors who assures me they will ensure my previous correspondence with the school will be personally overseen by the Headteacher as opposed to the senior member of staff who replied previously.

The Governor has understandably explained that the school cannot share the details of any internal disciplinary action, but has assured me the head teacher will provide me with a further response in due course, and asked me to provide my contact number. I’ve also confirmed that should it be required, my friend would be happy to provide her account of the evening’s events.

This proves that the school previously dismissing this without investigation was inappropriate, so I must say I’m feeling rather smug right now at this vindication. Given their prompt response, the Governor clearly recognises the reputational impact something like this could have on the school.

Thanks to all those who provided suggestions on how best to proceed (including those who said I should have laughed it off, been flattered etc) - I’ll endeavour to provide a further update once the headteacher concludes their investigation. An impressively prompt response by the Chair - the joys of retirement I guess!

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JayJayEl · 01/05/2025 21:21

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:21

I did not EQUATE anything to rape.

Please re-read and try again. If you are in need of reading comprehension skills that prevent this, then good luck to you.

I give up. You're a bit of a twat.

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 21:23

theworldsacrazycrazymess · 01/05/2025 21:14

But also is the suggestion that this man is awful a sexual predator, etc etc... based on a quite drunk comment OP's words.

We don't know him or anything about him, he could be those things yes, he could also be a nice man, who got far more drunk than he should and said ridiculous things.

I

Nice men don’t say those things, drunk or sober

theworldsacrazycrazymess · 01/05/2025 21:25

@LadyJaneBlue

She can read, she's telling you her thoughts as a survivor, you don't have to agree with her, but to suggest she is intellectually stupid is harsh.

You called him rapey,

Okay you meant it verges on rape fantasy, are you not suggesting that he fantasised about raping this woman?

If not what are you suggesting by saying his thoughts verge on rape fantasy?

And can you not see how some might read, this verges on rape fantasy and think your suggesting this man is a would be rapist?

theworldsacrazycrazymess · 01/05/2025 21:26

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 21:23

Nice men don’t say those things, drunk or sober

For real?

I'm sure many 'nice' men think these things and don't say them. Is he not nice because he said it?

People have sexual fantasies they shouldn't share, but sometimes do when plied with alcohol

WigglywagglyWanda · 01/05/2025 21:27

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:10

So many morons.

You actually typed that. Ugh

Mh67 · 01/05/2025 21:28

Is this made up? A school wouldn't entertain something like that outside school. If it was a child or said on school premises then they would deal with it

WigglywagglyWanda · 01/05/2025 21:31

JayJayEl · 01/05/2025 21:12

"Morons"? You're making an absolute fucking mockery of the seriousness of rape. What he said was inappropriate sexual harassment.

Thank you, thank you 🥰

I have been through both and I can tell you it's an utter insult to compare a throwaway stinking remark in a club to being dragged up an entry.

Got to leave this one for my own sanity now, it's fucking ridiculous and the OP is getting off on it

Helloworlditsmeagain · 01/05/2025 21:32

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:19

When someone says they want to bend someone over a desk, they are not taking into account consent.

Consent is something that is taught to teens these days, they're told to ask if things they want to do are ok, permitted etc.

Is there anyone else on the thread who cares to join me in the 21st century?

He told her his fantasy the op said no and walked off. I hope you are not teaching young people what consent means.

Leafy74 · 01/05/2025 21:33

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:19

When someone says they want to bend someone over a desk, they are not taking into account consent.

Consent is something that is taught to teens these days, they're told to ask if things they want to do are ok, permitted etc.

Is there anyone else on the thread who cares to join me in the 21st century?

I've been bent over a few desks in my time, loved it!

Tandora · 01/05/2025 21:33

SophEll · 01/05/2025 12:49

Someone even suggested that because there’s a national shortage of teacher’s, I should have let it slide!

There was also the user who warned you that you could be arrested for stalking and harrassment 😆

Tandora · 01/05/2025 21:34

2024onwardsandup · 01/05/2025 12:34

Can’t a man even harass a women by making a rapey comment about A thought he had about the woman he met on school premises without being called out for it. Worlds gone mad.

Exactly. Horrifying

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:35

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:04

I am not sure of anything except the fact he didn't say

"would you like me to do this"

he said "I've often thought about doing this"

So her consent / desire / willingness to take part is not part of the equation in HIS MIND

It's not rape to have a fantasy about someone without their consent either

Thought crimes aren't a thing fortunately

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:37

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:07

Saying something "verges on rape fantasy"

is quite different to naming someone as a rapist. Or can you not perceive the differences here?

Plenty haven't said "verges on" but out and out called it rape

cardibach · 01/05/2025 21:38

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:04

I am not sure of anything except the fact he didn't say

"would you like me to do this"

he said "I've often thought about doing this"

So her consent / desire / willingness to take part is not part of the equation in HIS MIND

He didn’t say he’d thought about doing it against her will.

Helloworlditsmeagain · 01/05/2025 21:38

Tandora · 01/05/2025 21:33

There was also the user who warned you that you could be arrested for stalking and harrassment 😆

He could sue her if she persists

IdaGlossop · 01/05/2025 21:38

Helloworlditsmeagain · 01/05/2025 21:32

He told her his fantasy the op said no and walked off. I hope you are not teaching young people what consent means.

Consent as taught to today's teens doesn't extend to asking someone permission to have a sexual fantasy about them, which is where this line of thought leads.

Hoppinggreen · 01/05/2025 21:41

Helloworlditsmeagain · 01/05/2025 21:38

He could sue her if she persists

Or the school if they try and discipline him over it

MaybeBabyOneMoreTime · 01/05/2025 21:42

I'm cringing for you.

JayJayEl · 01/05/2025 21:42

WigglywagglyWanda · 01/05/2025 21:31

Thank you, thank you 🥰

I have been through both and I can tell you it's an utter insult to compare a throwaway stinking remark in a club to being dragged up an entry.

Got to leave this one for my own sanity now, it's fucking ridiculous and the OP is getting off on it

Sending you solidarity and love. X

JudgeJ · 01/05/2025 21:42

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 21:23

Nice men don’t say those things, drunk or sober

Both men and women are capable of behaviour outside their normal standards when having drunk too much. Two words, Hen Nights.

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:44

LadyJaneBlue · 01/05/2025 21:19

When someone says they want to bend someone over a desk, they are not taking into account consent.

Consent is something that is taught to teens these days, they're told to ask if things they want to do are ok, permitted etc.

Is there anyone else on the thread who cares to join me in the 21st century?

Wtf?
You are projecting I think

theworldsacrazycrazymess · 01/05/2025 21:44

JayJayEl · 01/05/2025 21:42

Sending you solidarity and love. X

@WigglywagglyWanda

My love and solidarity to you both!

TammyJones · 01/05/2025 21:45

Cosyblankets · 01/05/2025 13:02

It's the equivalent of being passed on to the manager to be told exactly the same as what the member of staff has just told you

Yes .., we ‘have’ ti do this. ….

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:45

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 21:23

Nice men don’t say those things, drunk or sober

Nice men can have sexual fantasies and share them

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:46

Tandora · 01/05/2025 21:33

There was also the user who warned you that you could be arrested for stalking and harrassment 😆

OP stalked this man on Social media, looked the CoG up on LinkedIn and is now threatening to pursue a further campaign if they don't do what she wants

She absolutely is harassing

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