As parents in Caldicot, UK, we are deeply concerned about the ongoing strike action at Caldicot School and the safety of our children. We believe that it is our right to know why this issue has not been resolved and if our children are indeed unsafe due to the reported concerns of teachers feeling unsafe.

In recent times, there has been a disturbing lack of discipline within the school premises, accompanied by numerous incidents of violence. These incidents have left us worried about the well-being and security of our children while they attend school.

Despite reaching out through multiple channels such as emails to the Headmaster, Head of Local Education Authority (LEA), and local councillors, our requests for an open meeting have consistently been ignored. This disregard for parental concerns is unacceptable and leaves us with no choice but to take action.

Personal Story:

As a concerned parent myself, I have witnessed firsthand how these issues at Caldicot School have affected my child's education and overall well-being and that of their peers.

It is unacceptable that my child's educational experience is being compromised by these ongoing problems. I firmly believe that all parents deserve answers regarding why this strike action persists without resolution and what measures are being taken to ensure their children's safety.

Therefore, I urge all parents in Caldicot who share these concerns – whether your child attends Caldicot School or not – to join me in demanding a public meeting with the Headmaster, Board of Governors, and Head of LEA. Together we can make sure that our voices are heard loud and clear!

By signing this petition, we request an immediate public meeting where parents can express their worries directly with those responsible for addressing them. We demand transparency, accountability, and a commitment to resolving the ongoing issues at Caldicot School.

Let us come together as a community and ensure that our children receive the quality education they deserve in a safe and nurturing environment. Sign this petition today to demand the public meeting we so urgently need!

Thank you for your support.