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Leyla Smith
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24 Apr 18 #500927 by Leyla Smith

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I have a question to ask if anyone can help will appreciate it a lot.

Divorced parents but the child was never split properly (so no arrangement what so ever). Mum and dad don’t communicate at all. The father was visiting the daughter at school for a 15 min chat few times a year in the hall of the school with no problem. However, there is a new Head Teacher and she is not happy for him to visit her in the school anymore. What are his options? Can the school say there will be NO visits anymore?

Many Thanks,
Leyla

.Sylvia
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24 Apr 18 #500930 by .Sylvia

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"Can the school say there will be NO visits anymore?" Yes.

While it was generous of the previous head to facilitate these chats, they were not obliged to do so.

Perhaps now is the time for Dad to start making moves to set up more regular time with his daughter. A few 15 minute chats a year is not enough to build a proper relationship between child and father.

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