Abuse in Care: Police prosecuted fewer than 1 in 10 referred cases
Police have prosecuted fewer than one in ten of the cases referred from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.
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As the matter is now before the courts no further details would be released, police said.
A mother of one of the boys interviewed as part of the investigation said she was pleased to hear there had been an arrest.
A Ministry of Education spokeswoman said the ministry was unable to comment on the arrest.
Police launched an investigation in May and the woman took leave from the school.
She hired high-profile lawyer Jonathan Eaton, QC, who obtained a high court injunction to prevent her name being made public.
Board chairman Sturrock Saunders said in June that the teacher’s employment at the school had since “concluded”.
By Sam Sherwood
Published in Stuff
25 July 2019