Think again AS the parent of children at Manchester's King David School, I am appalled at the actions of the apparent email hacker. If he or she really believes that what they have done will in any way undermine parents' confidence in the school or its governors, think again. Sure, the contents of the emails are a little embarrassing and the generosity of some parents has been publicised for all to see, but that could actually be a positive thing when others see how little they support KD in comparison. Our children are receiving the type of Jewish and secular education that must be the envy of others whose offspring don't attend the school and a few emails will not alter that fact. GRATEFUL PARENT, Manchester. E-MAIL: letters@jewishtelegraph.com Full names and addresses must accompany letters and will be published unless correspondents specify otherwise.

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