If you’re having a problem with a teacher, it’s usually best to start by talking to them directly with your whānau, if you can.
If that doesn’t resolve things, or if you can’t speak to them for some reason, the next step is to talk to the principal.
If you’re still unhappy with how it’s being handled, you can go to the school board. You can get the details of the chairperson from the school office and write to them confidentially. The board then discusses the issue at a board meeting. If you like, you can ask to go to the meeting where your issue is discussed.