⟡ SWANK London Ltd. Evidentiary Catalogue
The Breath They Acknowledged and the Records That Denied It: A Mother’s Emergency Room Visit, School Coordination, and the Legal Fiction of Invisibility
Filed Date: 6 October 2022
Reference Code: SWANK-A16-DRAYTON-ER-VISIT
Court File Name: 2022-10-06_SWANK_Addendum_DraytonPark_ERVisit_SchoolAwareSupportive
1-line Summary: School email chain confirms emergency hospital visit for asthma, parental planning, and inclusive support — all later erased by safeguarding narratives.
I. What Happened
On the morning of 6 October 2022, Polly Chromatic (then writing as Noelle Meline) sent an email to Annabelle Kapoor, Head of School at Drayton Park Primary, advising that she was attending A&E for a severe asthma episode, and was attempting to do so without disrupting her children’s school day. She added that she expected to return in time for pick-up.
Kapoor responded promptly with concern and clarity — copying in the Inclusion Team and Inclusion Lead, and providing a protocol to ensure the children would be supported if anything changed.
Later that afternoon, Polly replied that she had been seen and was “breathing better than I have in months,” confirming that she would collect the children as normal.
This exchange demonstrates real-time institutional awareness of a disabling respiratory event. It confirms:
A mother managing crisis while protecting her children’s routine
A school acting supportively and responsibly
Direct inclusion staff awareness of the mother’s health status
And a documented recovery following an urgent clinical visit
And yet, none of this appears in Westminster’s subsequent safeguarding narrative.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
That Westminster Children’s Services had access to a school team fully aware of Polly’s medical condition
That no concern was raised by the school regarding the children's wellbeing or home environment
That respiratory illness was visible, recent, and documented well before the EPO
That the safeguarding narrative deliberately excluded known support systems and factual illness disclosures
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because false allegations of disengagement often ignore the meticulous coordination mothers perform while actively suffocating.
Because asthma is not a lifestyle. It is a disabling, clinical reality — recorded in school files, hospital records, and inboxes Westminster didn’t read.
Because this email was sent eight months before the children were removed, yet not a single line of it made it into the council’s safeguarding summary.
IV. Violations
Children Act 1989 – Duty to consider all relevant circumstances and protective factors
Equality Act 2010 – Disability-related medical events ignored in safeguarding record
Data Protection Act 2018 – Failure to incorporate known information held in connected institutions
Human Rights Act 1998, Article 8 – Family interference based on incomplete or misleading narratives
V. SWANK’s Position
This was a real emergency — not a hypothetical one.
It was disclosed voluntarily, coordinated around the children, and resolved with full transparency.
And the school responded with humanity — something Westminster entirely failed to emulate.
This exchange is not just evidence — it is rebuttal in full.
It proves that the mother was medically impaired, not neglectful.
That the school was aware and responsive.
And that Westminster’s safeguarding escalation was not based in truth — it was based in omission.
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