Strict school rated 'outstanding' refuses to back down after socialists win landmark safeguarding inquiry
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A strict school rated "outstanding" has refused to back down after socialists won a landmark safeguarding inquiry.Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy in Hackney has become the first school in England to be slapped down for implementing a series of strict disciplinary measures on its students.
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By December 2024, more than 100 complaints had been compiled, alleging cruelty and emotional harm, with allegations spanning from children being shouted at to pupils soiling themselves due to stringent toilet policies.A group of activists claimed they were investigating whether "a pattern of harm existed that warranted investigation" amid what they described as "growing, invisible, institutional harm" at the school.Despite the review's latest ruling, the east London academy received strong backing from families, with 95 per cent of parents said their children felt safe, while 90 per cent would recommend the school.Back in December, Executive Principal Matthew Toothe wrote to parents: "I personally...
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