Manchester Music School Report Follows Teacher Conviction
Towards the end of last week an inspector’s report into the English music school where a teacher was convicting of abusing a former pupil was released. The BBC story is here.
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Link – Wall of Silence: Breaking the silence on child abuse
If you’re in the UK and want to check this exhibit out, I’d love for you to come back and tell us about your experience! In July, Bournemouth University and Acts Fast will be presenting Southmead Project’s ‘Wall of Silence’, a display of images and stories that share the experience and impact of child abuse….
RT @patriciasinglet: Manchester Music School Report Follows Teacher Conviction: http://t.co/d6b6ooyivG
Manchester Music School Report Follows Teacher Conviction: http://t.co/d6b6ooyivG