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Parents of non-verbal Inverness girl 'kept in the dark' by Highland Council over incident that saw staff member 'removed' from school

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The parents of a non-verbal girl have criticised a council after being "kept in the dark" over an incident involving their daughter which saw a staff member "removed" from her school. Lauren and Sean Selkirk have accused The Highland Council of "not being transparent" by refusing to disclose the nature of the incident at the Inverness primary.

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Parents of non-verbal Inverness girl 'kept in the dark' by Highland Council over incident that saw staff member 'removed' from school

The Highland Council has been accused of "not being transparent" by the parents of a six-year-old girl over refusing to disclose the details of an incident that occurred at an Inverness primary school involving the child.

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Parents Of Non-verbal Inverness Girl 'kept In The Dark' By Highland Council Over Incident That Saw Staff Member 'removed' From School - Great Yorkshire Radio

Lauren and Sean Selkirk have accused The Highland Council of “not being transparent” by refusing to disclose the nature of the incident at the Inverness primary. Their six-year-old daughter, Ayla, is a non-verbal child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Mrs Selkirk said the incident was reported on 21 January, but the family were not informed until 27 January. ‘Very distressing’ Speaking to Sky News, Mrs Selkirk said: “This has been very distr…

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