Hi @Serenity1 ,
It sounds like you had a rough night dealing with the aftermath of your discussions with the teacher. It seems to me that even one time is to much bullying, but, as you said it wasn't just the one time, it was repeated through the day on numerous occasions. As for the reporting it to the male teacher, surely she could understand this would be diffucult for your daughter to do. She is 7, not 17!
I really do feel for your frustrations at the teacher and I think you did a good job to remain calm and level headed throughout the conversation. I think its a bit cowardly of her not to ask the student in question and/or the parents about what has been going on. Maybe you can keep an eye out for the male sports techer and have a word to him about what's been going on and ask him to be more vigilant in watching the girl in question along with your daughter. Explain to him that she has already been bullied and that another case of it is going to be particularly traumatic for her (and you).
Don't be too disapointed or hard on yourelf, I think you have done a good job with it all. It would be so diffucult to keep cool when your daughter is going through so much at such a young age.
Be mindful of getting enough sleep. I know it must be hard with a zillion things going through your mind. Don't let it add up as your thinking will become clouded. I made that mistake and it led to a stay in a mental health unit.
I hope the girl in question doesn't continue to get special treatment. It's not going to help her or anyone else in the long run. Your welcome for the support @Serenity1 . You are an amazing and caring mum and your daughter is lucky to have you watching out for her. Take care. 