Complaints to children’s body rise

THE Government needs to enact laws to bring teachers accused of behaving inappropriately towards children before a new teaching council, the Children’s Ombudsman has claimed as the children’s body saw a rise in complaints made to it.

Complaints to children’s body rise

THE Government needs to enact laws to bring teachers accused of behaving inappropriately towards children before a new teaching council, the Children’s Ombudsman has claimed as the children’s body saw a rise in complaints made to it.

Emily Logan made the call as she launched her office’s latest annual report which showed that it received 10% more calls last year than in 2007.

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