Teh One Who Knocks
04-30-2018, 12:37 PM
Adam Smith for Metro.co.uk
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The family of a two-year-old boy is livid after the youngster was ‘expelled’ from nursery for scratching other children’s faces.
Danny McKenzie-Love’s family claim the toddler was kicked out of Panda Nursery in Hull, East Yorkshire.
The nursery confirmed Danny has been suspended for his behaviour, but stressed he was welcome to return when his behaviour improves.
Danny’s grandmother, Sharon Love, 58, said: ‘He has only just turned two and we took him for half-an-hour over the Easter holidays and within that half an hour he scratched a bairn.
‘After the Easter break, he went back again and scratched another little girl’s face so her mother took her out of the nursery altogether. The day after he scratched another little girl and they suspended him for a week.’
After a crunch meeting with the nursery this week, directors told Sharon and Danny’s mum Charley, 24, that they would not accept Danny back at the nursery due to the risk his behaviour posed to other children.
But Ms Love, who also has four great-grandchildren, believes Danny has not been given a fair chance and said the nursery was warned about his tendency to ‘go for’ other children.
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Sharon said: ‘He doesn’t swear or throw things – he is a really good bairn but now and then he will go for another child.’
She added: ‘Sometimes in the street we have got to watch him with other children. We haven’t got to the bottom of it and we don’t know what the problem is yet.
‘He has got challenging behaviour but they haven’t given him a chance. They haven’t worked with him and I am so disgusted. He has only just turned two and is only a baby but they have pretty much expelled him.’
A spokesman for Panda Nursery, based at Marvell House in Cranbourne Street, said: ‘We take the safety and care of all the children in our nursery extremely seriously.
‘As a result of a number of incidents involving this child we were unfortunately left with no option but to suspend him until his behaviour improved, he has not been expelled and we said that once the behaviour issues had been addressed we would welcome him back to the nursery.
‘We explained that the risk of further incidents meant that we had to act formally to ensure we could continue to provide a safe and caring environment for all the children attending the nursery.’
https://i.imgur.com/FFJjK3F.jpg
The family of a two-year-old boy is livid after the youngster was ‘expelled’ from nursery for scratching other children’s faces.
Danny McKenzie-Love’s family claim the toddler was kicked out of Panda Nursery in Hull, East Yorkshire.
The nursery confirmed Danny has been suspended for his behaviour, but stressed he was welcome to return when his behaviour improves.
Danny’s grandmother, Sharon Love, 58, said: ‘He has only just turned two and we took him for half-an-hour over the Easter holidays and within that half an hour he scratched a bairn.
‘After the Easter break, he went back again and scratched another little girl’s face so her mother took her out of the nursery altogether. The day after he scratched another little girl and they suspended him for a week.’
After a crunch meeting with the nursery this week, directors told Sharon and Danny’s mum Charley, 24, that they would not accept Danny back at the nursery due to the risk his behaviour posed to other children.
But Ms Love, who also has four great-grandchildren, believes Danny has not been given a fair chance and said the nursery was warned about his tendency to ‘go for’ other children.
https://i.imgur.com/kIOkW3I.jpg
Sharon said: ‘He doesn’t swear or throw things – he is a really good bairn but now and then he will go for another child.’
She added: ‘Sometimes in the street we have got to watch him with other children. We haven’t got to the bottom of it and we don’t know what the problem is yet.
‘He has got challenging behaviour but they haven’t given him a chance. They haven’t worked with him and I am so disgusted. He has only just turned two and is only a baby but they have pretty much expelled him.’
A spokesman for Panda Nursery, based at Marvell House in Cranbourne Street, said: ‘We take the safety and care of all the children in our nursery extremely seriously.
‘As a result of a number of incidents involving this child we were unfortunately left with no option but to suspend him until his behaviour improved, he has not been expelled and we said that once the behaviour issues had been addressed we would welcome him back to the nursery.
‘We explained that the risk of further incidents meant that we had to act formally to ensure we could continue to provide a safe and caring environment for all the children attending the nursery.’