I know that in every school, there will sure be some kids who like to bully others. I’m not petty minded, I mean after all it’s just kids fight and it happen to us also when we were a child isn’t it?

A week before the last school term break, Dillon’s class teacher called and told me that he has minor injuries on his face and he told the teacher that he fell down. When I got home and his face, I can clearly see that they are scratches near the corner of his eyes, near his lips and the nose and I think they are caused by finger nails. So I asked Dillon who did that to him and he straight away mention a boy’s name.

At first I was doubtful because I know there is no such boy in his class and I don’t want to accuse anyone, so the next day I called and asked the teacher if there is a boy by that name in the school, true enough there is such boy but in 3 years old class. The teacher said that the boy is big and fat, and is very naughty. He always like to disturb other kids and he even dare to hit back at the teachers. They travelled in the same van and reached school at the same time, so they will be at the playground each day before the classes start. With that I can almost confirm that it was that boy who scratched Dillon and thus I told teacher to please keep an eye on the boy and perhaps should discipline him. I’m not only worried for Dillon but I also don’t want him to do the same to other kids at school.

Last Friday, again I saw a scratch on Dillon’s face at the corner of his eye, when I asked him, he said the same name again and I asked him why, he said they were fighting for the car at playground, which I believe is true since Dillon loves to play with that car.

When I spoke to the van driver this morning, I got to know that this boy actually scratched and pinched 2 other kids in the same van too. I’m unhappy that this is happening again but obviously I don’t blame the boy, it’s just that the teachers have to work with the parents and discipline the child. I have told this to the teachers and want them to do something about it immediately to prevent anything worse from happening.

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