No jail for UK school assistant who shut girl in storeroom

A classroom assistant who carried out a five-month campaign of bullying against a seven-year-old pupil who was taped to her chair and shut in a storeroom has been spared jail in the UK.

No jail for UK school assistant who shut girl in storeroom
Thu, 08 Jan, 2015 - 13:28

A classroom assistant who carried out a five-month campaign of bullying against a seven-year-old pupil who was taped to her chair and shut in a storeroom has been spared jail in the UK.

Rachael Regan, 43, “singled out and bullied” the girl at a school in the Calderdale area of West Yorkshire.

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