Thursday, June 4, 2026

Mum upset over child’s suspension

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THE SCHOOL’S ACTION was based on its zero tolerance to fighting, and a student’s suspension had nothing to do with bullying.

This was the response from principal Anthony Alleyne (below) of the Deighton Griffith School when asked by the DAILY NATION about a report from a parent that her daughter was sent home after being bullied by two students at the Christ Church school. principal-anthony-alleyne

Sharlene Holder reported she was unhappy that her 12-year-old girl, who she said had suffered soft tissue damage to her arms, back and thighs, was sent home.

 Alleyne said that a detailed investigation revealed the incident was a fight. (AD)

Please read the full story in today’s Daily Nation, or in the eNATION edition.

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