⟡ SWANK Educational Abuse Record ⟡
“The School Called It Safeguarding. We Call It Abuse.”
Filed: 21 May 2025
Reference: SWANK/ISLINGTON/DRAYTON/2025-05-21
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I. They Lied to a Disabled Child. So Four Were Withdrawn.
On 21 May 2025, SWANK London Ltd. filed a formal complaint against Drayton Park Primary School and Islington Council, documenting a safeguarding incident that was not protective, but predatory.
The incident:
Targeted a child with a documented disability
Fabricated a concern in order to isolate and interrogate him
Misrepresented medical information
And ignored lawful communication adjustments already on file
This was not concern.
It was coercion.
II. What the Complaint Documents
A false safeguarding claim invented without threshold
Unlawful contact with a vulnerable child, conducted without parental knowledge or consent
Emotional harm to the child — including visible confusion, stress symptoms, and fear of speaking
Total breakdown of trust across educational staff, prompting the full withdrawal of four children
The complaint identifies this not as a mistake, but a pattern:
Using safeguarding to punish refusal. To police disability. To silence complaint.
III. Why SWANK Filed It
Because educational safeguarding is not above the law.
Because abuse does not become care simply by being entered into a database.
Because harm dressed in procedure is still harm.
We filed this because:
The child’s diagnosis was ignored
The mother's written-only adjustment was bypassed
The entire family’s medical and legal security was destabilised by a single lie
And Islington Council failed to intervene — not due to confusion, but design
This complaint exists because the system gambled on silence.
It lost.
IV. SWANK’s Position
We do not allow schools to weaponise safeguarding as disciplinary revenge.
We do not permit councils to supervise lies in lieu of learning.
We do not sacrifice children to public relations.
Let the record show:
The school acted without cause.
The council permitted it.
The children were withdrawn.
And now, the archive holds the evidence.
This isn’t just a school incident.
It is an institutional failure.
And now it’s timestamped, recorded, and indexed — by us.
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