A shocking incident at a UK school has left parents and the local community in disbelief after a 12-year-old boy was allegedly denied basic first aid by his teacher.
According to reports, the child began bleeding during class and asked his teacher for napkins to stem the flow. Instead of assisting him, the educator reportedly refused, leaving the boy to deal with the situation on his own.
Outrage Among Parents
The boy's mother was horrified when she learned what had happened. "It's unacceptable that a teacher would ignore a child in distress," she said. "Schools are supposed to be safe places where children are cared for."
School Responds
The school has since issued a statement acknowledging the incident and promising a full investigation. "We take all matters concerning student welfare extremely seriously," a spokesperson said. "We are reviewing our policies to ensure such an incident does not happen again."
Community Backlash
Local residents and parents have expressed their anger on social media, with many calling for stricter guidelines on how teachers handle medical situations involving students. Some have even demanded accountability from the school's leadership.
This incident has reignited debates about the duty of care schools owe to their pupils and whether current policies are sufficient to protect children in emergencies.
