Following the sexual abuse of a student by teacher Naomi Tekea Craig at Frederick Irwin Anglican School, parents are seeking ways to protect their children. The abuse, which lasted 16 months starting when the boy was 12, highlighted the importance of recognizing grooming signs, such as secrecy, special attention, and unexplained gifts. Child safety educator Kristi McVee emphasizes the need for transparency in adult-child relationships and urges schools to implement clear policies and training on grooming recognition. She advocates for open communication between parents and children about body safety and reporting concerns to prevent abuse.
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