"In 2011, the child's primary school referred her to social services because of concern about her welfare.
She moved schools and her new teachers noticed the girl complained about not getting breakfast and was gorging herself at lunchtime"
So, yet again a child is severely maltreated and the school stands by and does nothing. After Daniel Pelka, you would have thought Schools would be more proactive but not in case it would seem.
As a behaviour pattern not unheard of - singling out one child for abuse. The other children keep their heads down and just think in a moment it will be my turn....
Excuse me but the school is not the parent here. AND they did report it to social services so I think your bias against the school is unfounded.
Perhpas w soial services that you should be directing your ire.
The only thing the school can do is report it (which th ) and wherever they can, feed the child. Which by the article they did because the child gorged herself at lunch times.