Grade School Children Attacked With Chains By Migrant, And Then THIS Happened Next According to recent reports, concerned parents are reporting incidents of violence by refugee students at Chebucto Heights Elementary School. The incidents range from verbal abuse of fellow classmates to choking, pushing and slapping. There has always been some fighting and bickering going on at the school but never to this degree, Missy, a mother with two children in the school, told reporters. Missys daughter is in 3rd Grade, and was choked on Monday and Thursday of last week by two refugee boys. A chain was used on both occasions, though Missy cannot confirm the size or strength of the chain. One boy reportedly yelled Muslims rule the world! while choking her daughter. Though school staff intervened, the students were not disciplined further. The Halifax Regional School Board reports that refugees began registering at the school in mid-February. As of last week, there are 252 refugee students enrolled in the region, and another 71 are waiting on settlement of permanent housing. Missys 5th-grade son has also been the subject of roughness on the soccer field. He reports that during soccer games, the refugee students reportedly take their thumb and slide it across their neck from left to right, imitating the slicing of a throat. Rather than punishing the students causing trouble, the school has decided to cancel intramurals and soccer all together. Of course, this is having an impact on the students, and Missys son in particular. Soccer is what gets my son through the day, she said. Her son has ADHD and relies heavily on physical activity. Another mother, who asked not to be named in any article, claims her daughter was slapped after she and a classmate disagreed in the schoolyard. Even though her daughter reported the incident to her teacher, she was never informed of the incident. She has tried to contact the school, but has not heard back. Her daughter now begs her not to have to go each day because of the persistent bullying. What do you think of these reports? Does violence like this need to be stopped immediately? 