The mother of Adelaid harassment victim speaks after St. Paul’s angry spray caught on a camera – 7news

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A mother who was filmed, throwing a tirade of abuse of teenage students and threatens to “cross the throat” of one in Adelaide high school, talks about why she did it.

In the video, which became viral on social media, the mother could be heard to threaten to harm a student, screaming “I am your oldest nightmare.”

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“You ever get involved with my daughter again, I’ll cut you F ******* your throat,” she yelled.

“Do you want to f ******* go b *** H? Do you want to f ****** go? Ever talk to my daughter again. “

Speaking to 7news exclusively on Wednesday, the mother claims that her daughter is mercilessly harassed at St. Paul’s College, in the suburbs of Gille Planes’ Adelaide, she made her act.

“(Harassment) has been going on for more than 12 months,” the mother said.

“I did my best as a parent, and so did my husband to make sure our daughter is safe, especially refusing her to school.

“The school was negligent on their behalf, they did not do what they said (they) to do. They ignored all aspects of what we said about harassment with our daughter. “

The mother said she had reached the top of the tip and that it was not usually the type of person who had gotten out.

But seeing the fee that the harassment took over her daughter and her family, the mother felt forced to take action.

“What everyone has seen from me is not who I am like a mother or as a person,” she said.

“It was a mother who was distracted when she saw her 13-year-old daughter had a great time. “

The mother said her daughter’s mental health had deteriorated dramatically and made her self -harm.

“It was extremely difficult, we had suicide attempts, we made our daughter refuse to go to school,” she said.

“Let’s see the physical effects he had on her mental health destroys us as a family.”

On the day of the incident, the mother said that her daughter had returned to school early in the school after a student told her to commit suicide.

“At the moment I am pregnant at 20 weeks and I was unwell and I was home, and my daughter came in and said she was crying, she was devastated that this child had told her to hang herself,” the mother said.

“This is a break for every parent, it is our world, all our children are our rocks and to see and hear the pain and grief in its voice, I have entered mode of survival and protective regime. I started, unfortunately I was a country, I don’t show up very often. But it was a turning point for that day. “

The mother apologized for her actions.

Both parents of the harassment teenager have received an email from St. Paul, who informed them that they “violated the Parent Code of Conduct.”

They are now forbidden to step on school sites, and their daughter has been stopped by attending St. Paul’s College as the issue is being investigated.