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Daughter doesn't like male teachers

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Hi, we are having many issues in school but I'm not going to discuss those today. Basically, my 15 y.o daughter doesn't like being around male teachers. She was fine when she first joined but now, especially this week, she has refused anything to do with the males. 1 issue we had was yesterday when she went out for a walk with a male maths teacher and she basically took him for a run round the city centre before chilling on a motorway footpath bridge. 

I don't know why this behavior has started but it seems to be getting worse every day. 

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  • why would a male maths teacher go out for a walk with her?
    perhaps the reason she wants to get away is because thats kinda odd and creepy as it is.... i never got taken out for walks with my teacher... maths teacher is sus....

  • in reply to Caelus

    It is because she was getting bored and there were things going on in school. He offered her if she wanted to go for a walk which she said yes to. They told her she can't do any maths work because she's newish and there's no point in starting anything new so he offered to play board games or something with her but she said no. 

    She said she ran off because she didn't want to go back to school because she hates science and she had another male teacher. When she ran off, it was worrying because they lost her at one point because she's very quick and she knows her way round and many of the teachers don't. I was told she was running on the road in the busy traffic. It's very worrying. 

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  • in reply to Caelus

    It is because she was getting bored and there were things going on in school. He offered her if she wanted to go for a walk which she said yes to. They told her she can't do any maths work because she's newish and there's no point in starting anything new so he offered to play board games or something with her but she said no. 

    She said she ran off because she didn't want to go back to school because she hates science and she had another male teacher. When she ran off, it was worrying because they lost her at one point because she's very quick and she knows her way round and many of the teachers don't. I was told she was running on the road in the busy traffic. It's very worrying. 

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