A former student of a private religious school in western Sydney testified before a parliamentary inquiry that while no inappropriate incidents occurred during her time there, the school’s culture left her struggling to fully understand her experiences as an adult. Allegations surfaced during the hearing, including claims that students were required to share beds with teachers and that the principal was seen walking through a common area without clothing. The inquiry is examining concerns raised by former students about the school’s environment and practices. The testimony highlights ongoing questions about accountability and the long-term impact on those involved.
Former student says nothing untoward happened to her during stays but tells NSW parliamentary inquiry culture of Redeemer Baptist School left much to ‘untangle’ as an adultGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTeens at a private religious school were made to share beds with teachers, while its principal once wandered through a common area naked, former students claim.A NSW parliamentary inquiry on Monday was told of the disturbing allegations from two former students of western Sydney’s Redeemer Baptist School. Continue reading...
