PARIS, Nov. 5 (Ren Wan) Recently, the mother of a junior high school student denounced her son being humiliated and bullied at school. But the school denied this claim, but admitted that the student had encountered difficulties at the school.
According to Le Parisien, amir, an 11-year-old junior high school student in poor physical condition, was bullied and humiliated at school. On October 25 and 28, Amir's parents complained to the police station. Parents believe that this is a harassment incident on campus.
It is reported that Amir is short in stature due to a neurofibromatosis. Hasna, the parent of Amir's classmates, said that at the school, some students took pleasure in beating Amir. These days, his campus life is getting worse and worse. The first time, he went home with broken glasses, and in less than a month, something similar happened twice. Subsequently, his grades began to decline, and he even began to use stomach pain and headaches as an excuse to escape math and history tests.
His mother, Sanae, said it wasn't like him at all. When he was young, he enjoyed going to school. He gets up at six o'clock every day and always wants to go to school earlier... After being harassed, he began to hate going to school. She said sadly, "My son was beaten, insulted, and ostracized. Led by three or four "leaders," a group of teenagers humiliated him and even rejoiced. The mother believes that the inaction of the school management has led to such incidents.
The mother went on to say that on October 22, the eve of the holiday, the violence intensified. Amir put his bag in the courtyard and went to relax nearby. But when he returned to the yard, the bag was gone. Eventually, Amir found his bag inside the toilet, his belongings scattered on the ground, his mobile phone was damaged... Amid the laughter of those around him, he cried. Sana'a pleaded with the school to transfer Amir.' But the harassment continued, especially when Amir was present in the corridor.
Donia, a representative of the Paris Parents' Federation (FCPE), said that in this case, the victims had to remain silent or transfer schools. In all schools, there are similar problems. Fatiha, the founder of another parents' association, said that usually, schools first consider protecting the reputation of schools, and Évariste galois has always had a poor reputation at the junior high school. But the new chancellor acknowledged amir's difficulties as real. The school believes that Amir will not be able to adapt to school life.