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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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Didimum · 01/05/2025 21:50

FrippEnos · 01/05/2025 20:30

from the original OP
he said
‘I always used to imagine what it would have been like to bend you over that desk’

Today at 1550 the OP posted

"Did she go up to a parent of a child she taught and tell him how she wishes she had sat on his face at parents evening?"

Can you spot the difference?

No. OP said that to point out to a poster that an ‘equivalent’ story was not the same as hers. She was not saying the teacher said that.

To say you want to ‘bend someone over a desk’ or ‘sit on someone’s face’ is an equivalent comment.

JayJayEl · 01/05/2025 21:54

Didimum · 01/05/2025 21:50

No. OP said that to point out to a poster that an ‘equivalent’ story was not the same as hers. She was not saying the teacher said that.

To say you want to ‘bend someone over a desk’ or ‘sit on someone’s face’ is an equivalent comment.

Thank you for clarifying this. @SophEll

BlondiePortz · 01/05/2025 22:00

JudgeJ · 01/05/2025 21:42

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

Exactly

Hernameisdeborah · 01/05/2025 22:03

donaldtrumponlyhasonedancemove · 01/05/2025 20:44

Papers wouldn't run this kind of "he said she said", no way.

Absolutely not. If named, the teacher could sue for libel and besides, I'd bet that very few people would care.

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:12

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:45

Nice men can have sexual fantasies and share them

Seriously?? You actually think 'nice' men share their sexual fantasies with you uninvited?

This has to be a wind up.

Hihellogoodbye · 01/05/2025 22:14

SophEll · 01/05/2025 18:33

They’d be very silly not to bother, believe me!

Wow OP you sound delightful- why are you so bitter? Don’t you have anything else better to do with your time? Are so utterly bored that you’d go to this extent to make sure someone’s career is destroyed. Wow just wow. All I can say is karma will find you.
You sound really sick … disturbed

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 22:14

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:12

Seriously?? You actually think 'nice' men share their sexual fantasies with you uninvited?

This has to be a wind up.

You never specified "uninvited" in your comment though

Just that nice men don't say things like that, which was sharing a fantasy

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:15

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 22:14

You never specified "uninvited" in your comment though

Just that nice men don't say things like that, which was sharing a fantasy

Oh ffs. I think you know the context. You've certainly spent long enough on this thread.

Teanbiscuits33 · 01/05/2025 22:17

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:12

Seriously?? You actually think 'nice' men share their sexual fantasies with you uninvited?

This has to be a wind up.

When they’re drunk and liable to say stupid things, then yes. I’ve told people all sorts when I’m drunk that I later regret, haven’t you? In fact, that’s one of the reasons I no longer drink 🤣

Blueskiesandrainbows · 01/05/2025 22:20

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 21:46

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

This, the OP is carrying out an unnecessary vendetta against this man.
He was drunk, he shouldn’t have said it, I doubt he can even remember it.
Move on.

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 22:21

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:15

Oh ffs. I think you know the context. You've certainly spent long enough on this thread.

Except you didn't specify

LegoNinjago · 01/05/2025 22:24

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notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:24

Teanbiscuits33 · 01/05/2025 22:17

When they’re drunk and liable to say stupid things, then yes. I’ve told people all sorts when I’m drunk that I later regret, haven’t you? In fact, that’s one of the reasons I no longer drink 🤣

Why are we suddenly in the territory of excusing male behaviour because of drink?

'OH! He was DRUNK when he said it! Fine, okay then, as you were.'

Pleading drunkenness didn't work for Chris Pincher – who, incidentally, was in his home and also in a club, not in his place of work. Nor should it.

BlondiePortz · 01/05/2025 22:26

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:24

Why are we suddenly in the territory of excusing male behaviour because of drink?

'OH! He was DRUNK when he said it! Fine, okay then, as you were.'

Pleading drunkenness didn't work for Chris Pincher – who, incidentally, was in his home and also in a club, not in his place of work. Nor should it.

I have heard worse from groups of drunk women

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:26

BlondiePortz · 01/05/2025 22:26

I have heard worse from groups of drunk women

Whataboutery.

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:27

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Don’t worry - they just motivate me further to pursue this for as long as I need!

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LeticiaMorales · 01/05/2025 22:28

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:27

Don’t worry - they just motivate me further to pursue this for as long as I need!

What would that look like? How would your needs be met?

FrippEnos · 01/05/2025 22:29

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:27

Don’t worry - they just motivate me further to pursue this for as long as I need!

You do you.
But you need to decide what you actually want out of this.

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 22:29

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Ah yes
Handmaidens
Absolutely not just resorting to insults

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:30

FrippEnos · 01/05/2025 22:29

You do you.
But you need to decide what you actually want out of this.

I’ve said previously - multiple times. It helps to read all posts.

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HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 22:30

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:27

Don’t worry - they just motivate me further to pursue this for as long as I need!

Og OP
You're going to get yourself in trouble

Just let it go

HuffleMyPuffle · 01/05/2025 22:30

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:30

I’ve said previously - multiple times. It helps to read all posts.

You haven't actually

Teanbiscuits33 · 01/05/2025 22:32

notwavingbutdrowning1 · 01/05/2025 22:24

Why are we suddenly in the territory of excusing male behaviour because of drink?

'OH! He was DRUNK when he said it! Fine, okay then, as you were.'

Pleading drunkenness didn't work for Chris Pincher – who, incidentally, was in his home and also in a club, not in his place of work. Nor should it.

I’m not excusing male behaviour. I’m saying that everybody can say stupid shit when they’ve had a drink, men and women. It doesn’t make it okay, but it’s a fact, whether you like it or not. Someone’s conduct when they are intoxicated is not indicative of their conduct when sober. It’s not like OP was physically assaulted or he continued the unwanted conversation. He fucked up and walked away.

ilovesooty · 01/05/2025 22:33

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It's very unpleasant to refer to people as handmaidens because they don't agree with you and the OP. In any case I doubt she needs your encouragement to ignore anyone with an alternative point of view.

FrippEnos · 01/05/2025 22:36

SophEll · 01/05/2025 22:30

I’ve said previously - multiple times. It helps to read all posts.

Did you mean to be so rude?
Of course you did

But you also haven't actually said what you want out of this.

You have allegedly got your investigation. but what do you want out of this in the end?
What does your final goal look like?

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