- Students sexually abused attempted to present a letter to school board
- They had all been abused by pedophile teacher Kevin Lynch in the 70s – 80s
- They were asking for victim compensation in the letter on Wednesday
- They also requested the school publicly admit there was a cover up
- Security at Brisbane Grammar School turned them away on Wednesday
A group of students (pictued) who were sexually abused while students at Brisbane Grammar School attempted to deliver a letter to the school’s board on Wednesday
They had all been abused by school counsellor Kevin Lynch (pictured) in the 1970s and ’80s, and claim the abuses were covered up by principal Maxwell Howell
The group of former students were turned away by school security when they attempted to pass the letter on to management
In the letter to Brisbane Grammar School, the group called for the board to publicly admit the school knew about the abuse at the time and there was a cover-up by the former headmaster
A spokesman from the group told media that listening to evidence given by other victims to the child sex abuse royal commission had been extremely distressing
In the letter (pictured) to Brisbane Grammar School, the group called for the board to publicly admit the school knew about the abuse at the time and there was a cover-up by former headmaster Maxwell Howell
‘We trust that you will now act decisively and without delay to fully address the failing of the past, by providing counselling and compensation to ensure that the abuse of victims is not further protracted,’ the letter (pictured) concludes