TEACHER ASSAULT PROBE; He is suspended over eye boy's claim.Byline: JAMES MONCUR EXCLUSIVEA TEACHER at a top Scots List of Scots is an incomplete list of notable people from Scotland. Actors (see also humorists) Please refer to List of Scottish actors Architects
The boy claims he was told to sit down, but the man kicked away his chair at the last second. The 12-year-old says that after he fell on the floor, William Boal pushed the chair into his body at Lenzie Academy, near Glasgow. Mark Houston - whose sight problem forces him to travel to school by taxi - says he is too scared of the teacher to return to classes since the alleged incident last month. Mark, who suffers from a rare eye disorder, says he was ordered to stay behind after a science lesson on October 26 and Mr Boal attacked him. He says he was left with bruising bruising discoloration and actual hemorrhage at the site of injury, and a serious disadvantage in the meat trade. In the first 12 hours after injury the bruise is bright red, at 24 hours it is dark red, at 24 to 36 hours it loses its firm consistency and becomes watery and at 3 or on his leg and groin groin, in oceanography: see coast protection. from the chair. Last night, his mum Elaine, 40, from Auchinloch, near Glasgow, said: "When Mark came home he was very shaken
Shaken (車剣, also known as kurumaken) are a type of Shuriken . "He said the teacher got angry with him after he packed his books before a lesson ended. He said Mr Boal pushed the chair down on him he said, 'Oops, did that hurt, Mark?'" She said the school refused to take action because there were no witnesses and Mr Boal denied the attack. Police and East Dunbartonshire This article is about the East Dunbartonshire council area of Scotland. For other uses, see East Dunbartonshire (disambiguation). East Dunbartonshire (Siorrachd Dhùn Bhreatainn an Ear in Gaelic) is one of the 32 council areas of Scotland. Council last night confirmed they are investigating the complaint. In September, the teacher lost his temper tem·per n. 1. A state of mind or emotions; mood. 2. A tendency to become easily angry or irritable. 3. An outburst of rage. with 12-year-old pupil Nicola Wilson and knocked a pen out of her hand. He later apologised after her parents complained. |
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