In a nutshell my son will be starting school in Sept and starting visits after Easter. (He is 4)
There is another boy who will do the same, we are friends with but his behaviour is somewhat should I say verging on "out of control". Thus always ends in disruptiveness and violence, and several of the children including my own copy - which I know is normal but totally unaceptable.
Recently his behaviour has become quite aggressive and violent...he punches and I mean throws right hooks, hits, pushes and pokes eyes. I am sooo sooo worried that my child is going to get "Tarred with the same brush"...all kids copy I know but when he is not around all the kids are great. His home life is rather wild - no set routine, bedtime cir. 11pm, junk food etc... His parents are lovely but let him rule the roost, they seem to think he is just "a boy being a boy" when the father "plays" with him they punch and kick and wrestle its all very aggressive.
Pre-school are aware of this but will not talk about another child to me, but say my son is an angel when he is on his own the days the other boy isnt there. I have spoke to the head mistress of the new school who says although they cant keep them apart when they start school, they will try as much as possible.
Im thinking of putting my son elsewhere.
Question to primary teachers - how do you handle this type of behaviour? Surely you would allow this type of behaviour to continue and disrupt the other childre - would you speak to the parents? Please, Please put my midn at rest, Im having sleepless nights over this
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mullercorner · 17/03/2009 13:31
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