Waikato school's girl student brutally thrashed, head stomped upon by another student

Just days after a school in Christchurch witnessed a student attacking two teachers using a pair of scissors, an educational institution in Waikato reported three students being allegedly assaulted in a week. In one of the incidents, a 13-year-old girl student was brutally beaten up by another inside the school premises.

A video of the incident from Morrinsville College in Waikato in shows the victim being chased by the alleged assaulter who goes on to hold her by her hair and then violently pushes her to the ground. The assaulter then punched and kicked the the girl several times and even stomps on her head.

However, the school has denied that its students were indulging in violent act on regular basis.


According to the victim's parents, their daughter had faced physical assault in the school earlier too. They alleged that a few days before their daughter was violently attacked, the same girl student had tried to trip her by sticking her leg out in front of her as she walked past.

She was later accosted by the girl who asked her to apologise for deliberately walking into her friend’s leg, the parents added. According to a New Zealand media outlet, her parents stated that their daughter “pulled a sickie and got sent home from school to try and avoid the situation.” her parents said.

When the victim confided about the incident in a teacher, the girl who had been trying to trap her called her a “snitch bitch” and beat her up, her parents said.

In Christchurch's Haeata Community Campus school incident, the student who had attacked the teachers had been suspended and can be expelled from the institution too if the committee set up to probe the assault decides so.