Safe Guarding Teacher called with stories

[BlazenWeights]

Hi. So I’m asking on behalf of my sister.
my sister said the safe guarding head or teacher called her today to say that her daughter 4YO told her at school that the blister on her hand was due to her trying to retrieve her football that fell in the fire. My sister told the safeguarding teacher that the blister randomly appears every few months on both children’s arms. (Both kids have been having this fluid filled blister every couple months randomly , started when they moved to England) They’ve been to the GP who prescribed antibiotics and said they have no idea why and it might be some sort of reaction.
Now when her daughter came home she tried to find out what ball she was speaking about and her daughter said she told the teacher she slept and when she woke up the blister was there, no mention of any balls. Sister is upset and thinks the teacher made the story up.
do you think she should take it further I.e tell the class teacher or email saying her daughter said she never said anything of the sort or just let it go. It’s a 4YO word against an adult but she’s adamant her daughter doesn’t tell tales.
what do you all think . Thank you

Opined is an odd word to use in this context.

OP, you're coming across like you've calmed down and thinking more logically now, which is good. Unfortunately teachers have to put up with this level of anger and distrust all of the time.
You've mentioned your sister a lot but it's your niece that really matters and why she's said it

Did you miss the part where I said I was writing on behalf of someone so her words. Did you see my opinions. Or just another poster who draws conclusions that are not there? 🤦

No I didn’t miss it, but it still came across very much in your original post that you’re in full agreement with your sister. The replies you’ve got would be SO different if you’d phrased your original post differently. 🤦

When I was teaching, I had a parent accuse me of making something up about their child. Honestly, teachers have no reason to make things up, children already fill our days with the unexpected and we have more than enough things going on in the classroom that we don't get bored enough to make things up!

How so? Or has the definition changed . A lot of the opinions/conclusion she drew in her sentence is correct. What’s odd about that?

Yes I’m on my sister’s side and my nieces side as I know her skin condition (blisters) are not from any form of abuse but I still told her what was likely from kids that age and then I said I’d type it on here and show her the responses. The one response that came automatically saying yes abuse got my hackles up which was evident in my misdirected response to a poster . But anyway I’ve got enough responses for her. She can make her decision herself . Always good to see opinions / views of many different people as opposed to just mine.

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