Deputy chief raises behavior issues before stabbing

In a school, a deputy head teacher where two teachers and a disciple were stabbed, wrote to the Welsh government to express concern about behavior three months before the attack.

Seri Myers exchanged seven emails with the government, finally sent to Ysgol Dyffryn Aman at Carmerteshire on the morning of the attack on the morning of the attack.

A 14 -year -old girl is to be sentenced on April 28 after being found Clove the attempt to murder,

Education Secretary Lin Negal said the violence against teachers or employees was “completely unacceptable” and the Welsh government “was really focusing strongly on dealing with bad behavior issues”.

Mr. Myers resigned after the last April attack, in which teachers Fiona Eliias and Liz Hopkin, as well as a disciple, a disciple in the hospital were also left.

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“But I believe that there were warning signs for every school in Wales that something like this was going to happen.”

Mr. Myrs, who is now working at an academy in London, where he oversee Pupil Safety and Behavior, said that when he was first assaulted, “Once he was considered in a career incident “, But they had” five or six “. Last academic year.

Freedom of information request for YSGOL Dyffryn Aman showed that the school premises recorded during the 2023/2024 academic year had four weapons incidents, two students were permanently excluded.

During the disciple’s test, it emerged In September 2023, a knife was found in his bagAs a result of exclusion of a certain period.

Welsh government Guidance The use of an aggressive weapon, or danger use can be considered an extraordinary situation, where the learner can be permanently excluded.

Mr. Myrs said: “On more than one occasion, as a school, we had talked to someone to convince someone to convince someone that we were carrying a knife and this is what we want to do … The response was not ‘no’, we are not going to support you permanently leaving that person permanently.

In a joint statement, the Carmarthire County Council and the Yesgol Daifreen Aman said they “did not know about the incidents where the school and local authority are working against each other or in disagreement”.

The Education Minister said that all schools should be “safe places” and “behavior policies, which are continuously applied”.

“We have come to our behavior summit, where we are going to take an action, we are going to focus on what we need to do,” Negal said.

“We are developing a behavior toolkit for schools to help schools manage challenging behavior (and).”