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Child ‘approached’ by strange woman who ‘asked for their name’ on walk to school as parents issued warning

Published on June 24, 2025 at 06:50 AM

A SCHOOL has issued a warning to parents after a child was approached by a strange woman who asked questions and made the youth feel “unsure.”;

St Joseph’s RC issued the warning on June 23 after they were made aware that a child who walks to school alone was approached by a strange woman.

The child is said to have “felt unsure”; after the approach which saw the ask questions about their name and what school they attended.

Terrified, the child reported it to the school immediately with staff issuing a warning to parents.

The youth was left feeling uncomfortable by the unwanted interaction.

The school urged parents to have a conversation with their about safety, especially if they walk to school alone.

The reads: “The woman did not attempt to approach the school or cause harm, but understandably, the pupil felt uncomfortable.

“We’re sharing this so you can have a gentle reminder chat with your children about being safe when travelling to and from school – especially if they .

“Please remind them to stay aware, walk with others where possible and always report anything that doesn’t feel right to a straight away.”;

St. Joseph's Catholic High School.
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