at school like this. The government promised two years ago to make sure incidents like this stopped, instead they've continued unchecked.

But the practice of 'restraint' still continues, at our public schools, and dozens of other parents are beginning to come forward with similar experiences.

A mum called Tracey had her son strapped in a stroller for physical education lessons so he couldn't move - just watching while his classmates ran around having fun.

A student at Western Autistic School was left "screaming for help" after being locked in small rooms, one time for hours while his class went on an excursion. He was only nine years old.

This abuse of some of our most vulnerable children needs to stop immediately - through regulation by the government and an independent inquiry tosystem with the two main parts and their groups makes it possible to combine two (or more) distinct searches into one search result, while being flexible in removing results from the final list.

OBJECTIVES: To determine the health status of athletes before the start of an international athletics championship and to determine whether preparticipation risk factors predicted in-championship injuries.

METHODS: At the beginning of the 2013 International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Championships, all registered athletes (n=1784) were invited to complete a preparticipation health questionnaire (PHQ) on health status during the month preceding the championships. New injuries that occurred at the championships were prospectively recorded.

RESULTS: The PHQ was completed by 698 (39%) athletes; 204 (29.2%) reported an injury complaint during the month before the championships. The most common mode