A bullying incident occurred at Ka Chi Secondary School of the Canadian Assembly of God in Tuen Mun.
The day before yesterday (25th), a student was suspected of being bullied by other students and injured in the corridor on the first floor of the school. The instructor rushed to the scene after learning of the incident, sent the student to the hospital for treatment, and called the police for help.
The school stated that the injured students have been recuperating after being examined and applied on the same day. The school stressed that school bullying incidents will never be tolerated, and will seriously follow up on the students involved.
The police said that a 12-year-old male student and a 14-year-old male student quarreled over trivial matters that day, and then the 14-year-old boy suspected of attacking the 12-year-old boy with his hands. The police arrested the 14-year-old boy on suspicion of causing the attack Actual bodily harm, he has been released on bail pending investigation.
The 12-year-old male student was sober and was sent to Tuen Mun Hospital for treatment.
The Canadian Assembly of God Jiazhi Middle School exploded in a school bullying incident.
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The school issued a statement explaining that a student was injured in the corridor on the first floor of the school on Wednesday morning.
The school issued a notice on its school network today (27th) to explain the incident, saying that the day before yesterday, that is, Wednesday morning, a student was injured in the corridor on the first floor of the school. Notify parents and send students to hospital for treatment.
The injured student went home to recuperate after being examined and applied on the same day. The school would like to express its deepest condolences and hope that the student will recover soon.
Parents of injured students have been interviewed to set up a special committee to follow up
The school stated that the principal intervened in the incident as soon as possible, met the injured students and parents, understood the whole story, and gave a reprimand.
The vice-principal has formed a special committee with the director, counselor, class teacher and social worker to follow up the case and discuss the aftermath, including punishment for violations, psychological counseling, and strengthening school security.
School: No tolerance for school bullying and follow up with the students who caused the accident
The school pointed out that many students who knew about the incident were frightened, and parents were also worried when they learned of the incident. The school reiterated that it would not tolerate any incidents of school bullying, and would strictly follow up with the students responsible for the incident. It has also formulated a series of measures to ensure that it will not happen again. The same thing happens, creating a safe, harmonious and respectful campus environment.
Police: The source of the dispute between the two students over trivial matters
Police said that they received a report on May 25 that a 12-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy had a dispute over trivial matters at a middle school in Castle Peak District, and the 14-year-old boy was suspected of assaulting the 12-year-old boy with his hands.
Police officers arrived at the scene. After preliminary investigation, the 14-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of assault causing actual bodily harm. He has been released on bail pending investigation and must report to the police in late June. The case will be handed over to the Tuen Mun Police District The third team of the Criminal Investigation Team followed up.
Police said the 12-year-old boy suffered head injuries and was taken to Tuen Mun Hospital for treatment.
Tuen Mun Police District will continue to liaise with relevant schools and relevant departments and take appropriate follow-up actions.
The Education Bureau responded that it has contacted the school immediately after learning of the incident to understand the incident and provide support and assistance. The school has activated a crisis management team to follow up on the incident.
The bureau stated that it will maintain close contact with the schools involved and provide appropriate support and assistance. As the police are investigating the incident, it is inappropriate for the bureau to make any comments on the case.
The bullying incident broke out immediately after class resumption The Department of Health says face-to-face teaching is a necessary measure. Teenagers refuse to go to school, but there are hidden concerns. School bullying should not be ignored.
