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vanessa33 · Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 7:14 pm Post subject: problems at marton primary school

Im a parent of a child that goes to marton primary school he age 6 . I also have daughter age 8 in the school He has some behavioural problems when I was took round school before he went there I was told that the school could deal with it. Until just recently I found im being called in to the school more often to deal with my son they don’t seem to have any control over him when he in school they seem to ring me up I have had meeting with school to discuss what to do with him if looses his temper he is under CAMHS for his problems he experiencing im well aware my son has issues but when it comes down to a school that cant seem to deal with the issues is there something going wrong in the school this week my son was excluded from the school for a period of 7 days for hitting a child which I know was wrong but they didn’t even bother to ask my son why he done it and my son tells me the certain child im not going to mention names was tormenting and winding him up my son has great degree of taking so much the school are aware of this but when they persist to wind him up he snapped and lost control for few mins he regrets his actions and had wrote letters to apologise for his actions but it just seems there ending him home for every little thin just lately I get feeling school don’t want to have o deal with this problem instead trying to help him they rather send him home they call me up and ask me to go into the school to calm him down I do it cause im his mum then they just say he better of going home then he loosing out on his education and which will lead to him falling behind which I don’t want to happen is it me or something wrong with way marton school cant they deal with problems within the school in regards to children with behavioural problems are aware he under camhs and awaiting to be assessed fro ADHD but yet they don’t want to seem to listen to me or even listen to my son im at total loss now as what to do had meetings in school with his teacher and mental health worker from camhs but yet when we discussed what to do with him if he feel he was going to loose his temper a plan of action they don’t seem to have done it took it in to action if he was left alone he would calm down but instead they make it worse by sending him home instead of dealing with the problem . Has any one else experienced issues within the school I have been told by various individuals that marton school has had some problems within the school for some time which I wasn’t aware of if id known this I don’t think I would put my children In the school. I was told by education dept it was good school and was also a special needs school that could deal with special needs don’t seem that way to me at present moment in time . dont know what to do or where to complain anyone help

vanessa

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BBCCSA · Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 9:22 pm Post subject: problems at Marton Primary School

My advice is very concise. Get your children out of Marton School ASAP!!! Trust me, It causes me a great deal of pain to offer this advice but you seem to be in a very similar situation to another parent of a former Marton pupils. She had very similar issues to yours and when she "rocked the boat" by complaining to Coupe and put several posts on this forum, world war 3 was declared against her. Believe me, this parent was no push over but Coupe brought in the heavies from Social Services and almost had her children taken away from her. This lot play very very dirty!!! I would love you to stay and fight and help bring down Coupe, Lund and co but for the sake of your kids and your sanity I would simply advise you to get the F*** out as soon as possible.

Giselle Rosseau · Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 12:18 am Post subject:

Greetings Vanessa , I am confident that the last post was making reference to my appauling experience at Marton . As quoted i am no pussycat BUT my advice is to get your children out asap. I feel that there is a free mason presence in this situation as Police Social services and other government structures are very much abusing there position of athority in the most unwholesome way I have had the misfortune of witnessing .i am somewhat reassurred that more investigations are ongoing in schools in the Blackpool catchment. My advice to you is to de-register your child to give you and your child much needed breathing space and time to reflect the effects of the Marton experience,but also concider home schooling initialy with a possible view to consideration to use a school outside the Blackpool borough ie. Fylde ect . You have far more choice as a parent than these naugfhty structure will share with you.The cracks are now showing and the government cannot afford to ignore the high level of complaints they have been recieving of late.I am personaly on track to add my own bombshell to the situation and will take great pleasure in exposing the outcome nationaly and on this forum. We have a democratic right to a fair system of education for our children,it is not a privilidge but a right. So any onr infringing on those basic rights are soon to be held to account for their wrongdoings.Concentrate on what you want for your chilren ultimatley its down to you and what you are comfortable with Take Care Giselle
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frustemp · Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 9:56 pm Post subject:

I would have to agree with the comments above. Put your child first. The school and CSA will not listen. If they feel threatened they will do everything to damage you.
It is worth looking at schools outside Blackpool as so many parents have done in the past.
There is a lot more to come out in the Marton saga. None of it good. Much of it will once again expose lies and deceit.
To answer another poster with regard to a leaflet drop - there will be a good opportunity soon with new information for parents.
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vanessa33 · Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:41 pm Post subject: hi gain

hi thanks for all the replys on the posting im in process of getting information together in regards to the school the headteacher yet again decided to exclude my son for another 5 days on the last day of term before they broke up so he not allowed back in to theschool for 2 weeks now i did say some harsh words to her and so did my son i said u cant keep doiong this and her reply was i will do what i wnat . i will fight along with the rest and if thers anything you need doind id be glad to help bring to light whats going on in the school and the dreaded mrs coupe really dont like the woman and in my eyes she shouldnt be int hat school i feel for all the kids int hat school about time she was removed from her post
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POOTLE1 · Fledgling Poster Joined: 01 Mar 2008 Posts: 2

I took my kids out of marton last year, and have never looked back since, they settled in their new school and made lots of new friends, they have come on leaps and bounds Academically, just had parents evening, all i can say is wow!!! i'm so proud of them, this school is how marton use to be. Every school is different and if you and your kids are not happy change schools, they are the one's that are important, they are our future, they are only children once and a school should be a happy place.

vanessa33 · Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:31 pm Post subject: excluded yet again

my son went back to school monday after exclusion period had finshed for second time round. 2 half days back in school and today wednesday get the phone call please come to school immedatley . got to school to find my son in the IT room headteacher mrs coupe said he a danger to himself he apparntly climbed over tables knocked chairs over in the IT room where the keep the computers he calmly left the room when i got there for mrs coupe to turn round and say im sorry excluded yet again for another 5 days so thats him of agin for 5 days third time in less than month he been excluded now he on special need action plus at the school and to be truthfull im not sure the school can deal with his needs he got ADHD the school know this and i dont think thy wnat to have to deal with it exclusion is there answer im looking into another school for my son that can deal with his needs and his ADHD if anyone can point me in rite direction if they know any schhols that can deal with children with ADHD i be gratefull. Im starting to think there disrciminating against him cause his disabilty now easy option exclude him that way they dont have to deal with him .even considering going to EVENING GAZETTE NOW about him contiualsy being excluded form school sure the be intresed to hear about it the way school dealing with my son and not helping him
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vanessa33 · Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:37 pm Post subject: re school goveners

DO the school Govenres normally write to you on school headed paper with the school adress and telephone number on the headed paper i wrote a complaint to them about the headteacher way my son been tretaed i got letter saying being looked into of school goveners on school headed paper i thought it was sperate from school norm on there own paper stating to wonder if letter never erached them i handed it in at school recption on 6th febuary and also requested copy my sons school record reports same time still not had them either .
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frustemp · Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 9:02 pm Post subject:

Vanessa, you will find that the Governors are pretty much in the pocket of the Head and Lund. There have been a number of people who have complained in the past but have had little success. The Council have been very worried about people uncovering wrong doings and have gone to unusual lengths to shut up parents and staff. I am sure you will have seen the lengths some other councils have gone to to ridicule any one who exposes wrong doings where children are concerned. They will literally try to bury any evidence in the cellar.
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