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Just a question - how many people still read the posts on this Forum? If I were to discuss reforms of the SES at the current time how many would be interested? If no replies I have to find another way to deal with reform of the SES.
Thanks, from a current member of the SES.

I am writing simply to say that whilst the activity on this site has reduced over the years the presence of the Forum is valuable - and I found this topic very helpful.

I am writing simply to say that whilst the activity on this site has reduced over the years the presence of the Forum is valuable - and I found this topic very helpful.

I am writing simply to say that whilst the activity on this site has reduced over the years the presence of the Forum is valuable - and I found this topic very helpful.

Thank you Bonsai. I found your explanation very helpful.

Thank you Bonsai. I don't quite understand why they are not named if they are guilty of 'criminal abuse', however the Governors at the time would have been know. I have not found a list of who they were either, apart from Roger Pincham, and whether they were the same during the whole period of the a...

I understand from this forum that some of those who were found guilty of ‘unreasonable, unlawful and criminal assault’ are still teaching at St James. I found that description somewhere (ie. ‘unreasonable, unlawful and criminal assault’) on this forum and if that is offical why weren't they dismisse...

I have perused this site and read some of the heart-rending stories of the ‘unreasonable, unlawful and criminal assault’ of children in the SES linked schools in the past. Is there a comprehensive list anywhere of what may at least go some way to satisfy those former pupils that the reconciliation p...