SACK THE DAMNED HEADMASTER AND ALL TEACHERS RESPONSIBLE.
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PETALING JAYA: The nine-year-old daughter of whistleblower Guneswari
Kelly who first highlighted the makeshift canteen-in-a-changing room at
SK Seri Pristana in Sungai Buloh is facing tremendous pressure in her
school, forcing her parents to even consider transferring her to another
school.
“This poor child is being victimised for what her
mother exposed. She is being isolated by the teachers and even her
classmates,” said a parent who is close to Guneswari.
The parent added that the ‘attacks’ on the Year 3 student started the
very next day after the issue hit the national spotlight following wide
media coverage.
“Her teacher blamed her in front of her
classmates that it was her fault for the school to be in the limelight.
The girl was very distraught and embarrassed by this finger-pointing.
“And then when the education authorities conducted an inquiry on the
makeshift canteen, this girl was told that she was not required to take
part in the fact-finding session.
“But it only got worse as
even her friends started staying away from her. No one is speaking to
this girl and she is very heartbroken by the whole incident,” said the
parent.
...
Another parent, meanwhile, lashed out at
the school headmaster Mohamad Nasir Mohd Noor for refusing to meet them
to discuss the way forward from this issue.
“We are still waiting
for him to meet us and to move on. This issue can’t continue to linger.
The school must stop blaming the non-Muslim students and turn this into a
race issue,” said a father of a student in the school.
He
added that there were also other incidents of teachers mocking
non-Muslim students, intimidating them and ridiculing them for the
makeshift canteen exposé."
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PETALING JAYA: The nine-year-old daughter of whistleblower Guneswari Kelly who first highlighted the makeshift canteen-in-a-changing room at SK Seri Pristana in Sungai Buloh is facing tremendous pressure in her school, forcing her parents to even consider transferring her to another school.
“This poor child is being victimised for what her mother exposed. She is being isolated by the teachers and even her classmates,” said a parent who is close to Guneswari.
The parent added that the ‘attacks’ on the Year 3 student started the very next day after the issue hit the national spotlight following wide media coverage.
“Her teacher blamed her in front of her classmates that it was her fault for the school to be in the limelight. The girl was very distraught and embarrassed by this finger-pointing.
“And then when the education authorities conducted an inquiry on the makeshift canteen, this girl was told that she was not required to take part in the fact-finding session.
“But it only got worse as even her friends started staying away from her. No one is speaking to this girl and she is very heartbroken by the whole incident,” said the parent.
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Another parent, meanwhile, lashed out at the school headmaster Mohamad Nasir Mohd Noor for refusing to meet them to discuss the way forward from this issue.
“We are still waiting for him to meet us and to move on. This issue can’t continue to linger. The school must stop blaming the non-Muslim students and turn this into a race issue,” said a father of a student in the school.
He added that there were also other incidents of teachers mocking non-Muslim students, intimidating them and ridiculing them for the makeshift canteen exposé."
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SuperSnake Cobra The rot starts from the head !!!
that school is full of bigots...students and teachers alike.
get the poor child out to another school.
