The local education authority has officially confirmed the new policy safeguards that prevent this specific overlap in our school system. We have secured the protective measures we requested to ensure children can attend classes without this recurring distress. I am currently reviewing the implementation timeline and will provide guidance on …
We, the undersigned, petition you to initiate legislation to protect children affected by violent crime, within in the education system.
We are not asking that victims and secondary victims take priority, by getting their first choice school. We are asking that all children be safeguarded and protected from the future torment of being in the same school as the convicted offenders family. Thereby allowing all involved to concentrate on their education and not be faced with the past every day.
Every child has a right to an education in an establishment where they feel safe and can learn to the best of their abilities.
The duress placing these children in the same schools could cause will seriously affect their learning, and disregards their well being.
No parent should be forced to stand at the school gates, with children who have been affected by violent crime, and be faced with the perpetrators family every day.
CHILDREN SHOULD NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR THE REPERCUSSIONS OF VIOLENCE.
I am currently drafting a formal letter to the Department for Education to outline the specific psychological risks these children face in a shared school environment. A representative from a local news outlet reached out this morning to discuss the policy gaps we are highlighting. I will publish their questions and our responses once we have finished the formal interview.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2010
7 Comments
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Emma Taylor
15 years ago
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THINK OF THE CHILDREN. They have enough on their plates without seeing those people every day. Protect them.
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Jason Adeyemi
15 years ago
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School should be a safe place period. If kids are scared to go because of who they might run into the system is failing them.
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Mark Adeyemi
15 years ago
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its about time someone looked at this. the victims are the ones being punished twice while the others just go about life like nothing happened. so wrong.
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David Ortiz
15 years ago
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Ridiculous that this is even a debate. Keep them apart so they can actually get an education in peace.
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Sarah Brooks
15 years ago
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This is just common sense. Why would any school board think this is okay? Kids deserve to go to class without constant reminders of trauma.
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Lisa Pearson
15 years ago
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Finally!! My heart breaks for these families having to face that constant reminder every single morning at the gates.
J
James Gourlay
6 years ago
I agree
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The local education authority has officially confirmed the new policy safeguards that prevent this specific overlap in our school system. We have secured the protective measures we requested to ensure children can attend classes without this recurring distress. I am currently reviewing the implementation timeline and will provide guidance on …
We, the undersigned, petition you to initiate legislation to protect children affected by violent crime, within in the education system.
We are not asking that victims and secondary victims take priority, by getting their first choice school. We are asking that all children be safeguarded and protected from the future torment of being in the same school as the convicted offenders family. Thereby allowing all involved to concentrate on their education and not be faced with the past every day.
Every child has a right to an education in an establishment where they feel safe and can learn to the best of their abilities.
The duress placing these children in the same schools could cause will seriously affect their learning, and disregards their well being.
No parent should be forced to stand at the school gates, with children who have been affected by violent crime, and be faced with the perpetrators family every day.
CHILDREN SHOULD NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR THE REPERCUSSIONS OF VIOLENCE.
I am currently drafting a formal letter to the Department for Education to outline the specific psychological risks these children face in a shared school environment. A representative from a local news outlet reached out this morning to discuss the policy gaps we are highlighting. I will publish their questions and our responses once we have finished the formal interview.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2010
7 Comments
E
Emma Taylor
15 years ago
Featured
THINK OF THE CHILDREN. They have enough on their plates without seeing those people every day. Protect them.
J
Jason Adeyemi
15 years ago
Featured
School should be a safe place period. If kids are scared to go because of who they might run into the system is failing them.
M
Mark Adeyemi
15 years ago
Featured
its about time someone looked at this. the victims are the ones being punished twice while the others just go about life like nothing happened. so wrong.
D
David Ortiz
15 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that this is even a debate. Keep them apart so they can actually get an education in peace.
S
Sarah Brooks
15 years ago
Featured
This is just common sense. Why would any school board think this is okay? Kids deserve to go to class without constant reminders of trauma.
L
Lisa Pearson
15 years ago
Featured
Finally!! My heart breaks for these families having to face that constant reminder every single morning at the gates.
THINK OF THE CHILDREN. They have enough on their plates without seeing those people every day. Protect them.