Chinese parents demand school transfer boy for bullying, ‘hitting and intimidating’ classmates; sparks heated online discussion


Aggressive youngster continues with bad behaviour despite repeated reprimands. Mother says son has developmental disorder, school refutes claim as group of parents demands action. — SCMP

A group of parents in China has petitioned a primary school to transfer a seven-year-old boy after he repeatedly caused severe disruption and distress among his fellow students.

At a Wuhan primary school in central China’s Hubei province, the boy who is known by the pseudonym Xiaoming, became known for his persistent aggressive behaviour, hitting, insulting, and intimidating classmates.

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