INQUEST: Windermere School A CORONER has questioned why school bosses did not respond to a student’s ‘cry for help’ just days before she was found dead. Joanna Parry, the safeguarding lead and deputy head of pastoral care at Windermere School, where 14-year-old Fionnuala Ryan attended, was quizzed by coroner Andrew Tweddle. He asked about the school’s response after the student made a ligature which he deemed as a potential ‘cry for help’. Earlier in the inquest Furzana Nazir, detective chief inspector at Cumbria Constabulary at the time of Fionnuala’s death, expressed her belief that quicker action should have been taken after the 14-year-old’s initial ligature.