St Peter Chanel Catholic Primary School, Sidcup, accused of sexual abuse sparks student protest parents

Excluded Sidcup school parents for a primary school boy campaign after another student allegedly sexually attacked in a toilet. , The legal reasons can not be named - to avoid a petition with 50 signatures, was the rector of St Peter Chanel Catholic Primary School, en route Baugh presented protesting students. Parents say the victim was in the toilet when her attacker crawled under the cabinet door to harass. They say that the director allowed since the students return to the classroom. Jackie Hayward, 34, Station Road, whose son is a student at the school, said: "I told my son that when the boy approached, saying:" My mother told me not to play with you. " "My son is five, and he does not understand. I just said, he did something very bad. "The child should not to be in a regular school, it must be in a school assembly." A group of 40 concerned parents gathered outside the school doors on 16 October in the hope of meeting the headmaster. They claim it refused to hold the meeting. Another parent, who declined to be named, said, is "the victim in distress and nightmares about the boy.Chanel Outlet "He had other children ask for things that happened. "I called the school a few weeks ago and was just told that my child is not in danger." The school did not want shoppers took messages result of the investigation or the alleged assault or not instead reveal. A spokesman for the school said: "We can not comment on any child or family situation, but we stress, unfortunately, much of what is not properly on the paper." The Executive Board, to specify what information "wrong." The statement continues: "Parents and carers should be provided, the school takes the issue of child protection very seriously, and this problem has to be thoroughly studied by all appropriate professional bodies. "There has never been a formal meeting for all parents are willing to discuss this sensitive issue. "If parents have other concerns, they are encouraged to contact the school." A spokesman for Bexley police confirmed an incident at the school has been identified, but declined to comment further.