The AM Check-in | Pupil deregistered after alleged bullying leads to long hospital stay
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Pupil deregistered after alleged bullying leads to long hospital stay A grade 10 pupil was deregistered from school after being hospitalised for more than six weeks due to a mental breakdown linked to alleged bullying at school.
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What happened
Pupil deregistered after alleged bullying leads to long hospital stay A grade 10 pupil was deregistered from school after being hospitalised for more than six weeks due to a mental breakdown linked to alleged bullying at school.
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