Abuse inquiry continues Hutchins School

THE Hutchins School was told there was little chance a sex abuse victim would take legal action, but there was a danger he might use an apology to “go public”.
Correspondence between the school and its lawyers has been released by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Between 1993 and last month, the school steadfastly refused to apologise to a victim of sexual abuse at the school during the 1960s, given the pseudonym AOA by the Commission.

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