I think I need to add a bit more context here, to put your mind at ease.
My ex made repeated calls to social services over a what 6 month (?) period. She then alleged I assaulted the kids at handover and whilst social services were involved they claimed one child stated I hit them on the arms and legs whilst swearing at them. Clearly I'm not an Equal Opportunies dad cos the other one never made any claim and didn't support the claim of the first!
Social Sevices (SS) in your case don't appear to have gone much further than having the necessary first look at this claim. No one has ever heard of a bruise made during tickling, it would have happened under supervision and the child would have been in discomfort whilst there and subsequently which would have been bored by school staff present. It's drivel. SS, have not referred the matter to their Safeguarding Team, there has been no recommendation of a Team Around the Family, Child Action Plan or Child in Need Plan. Those are all positives. The matter is closed as SS have advised.
In my case, when my ex made her false allegation to the police that I assaulted the children at handover, the first I knew about it, was after the judge sought disclosure from the police. I was not contacted by them, was not interviewed and had it not been for the court's actions would have never known.
Simply.... If you haven't heard from the police up until now, I strongly doubt you will.
The claim made is untrue. Should the police or SS seek to make more of it, I'll advise a way forward.
My ex made repeated calls to social services over a what 6 month (?) period. She then alleged I assaulted the kids at handover and whilst social services were involved they claimed one child stated I hit them on the arms and legs whilst swearing at them. Clearly I'm not an Equal Opportunies dad cos the other one never made any claim and didn't support the claim of the first!
Social Sevices (SS) in your case don't appear to have gone much further than having the necessary first look at this claim. No one has ever heard of a bruise made during tickling, it would have happened under supervision and the child would have been in discomfort whilst there and subsequently which would have been bored by school staff present. It's drivel. SS, have not referred the matter to their Safeguarding Team, there has been no recommendation of a Team Around the Family, Child Action Plan or Child in Need Plan. Those are all positives. The matter is closed as SS have advised.
In my case, when my ex made her false allegation to the police that I assaulted the children at handover, the first I knew about it, was after the judge sought disclosure from the police. I was not contacted by them, was not interviewed and had it not been for the court's actions would have never known.
Simply.... If you haven't heard from the police up until now, I strongly doubt you will.
The claim made is untrue. Should the police or SS seek to make more of it, I'll advise a way forward.