My son Year 1 is being bombarded almost daily with warning letters to bring home. They inform me that he has done time out or been sent to a foster classroom for unacceptable behaviour such as talking, calling out answers, not sitting still for long learning periods. The school insists that parents sign the letters and return them within 48hrs to confirm that we have spoken to the child about their unacceptable behaviour. It feels like an extended punishment for my child and harrassment for me the parent. Its a newly implemented system at our school and is creating an ethos of fear and pressure among children and parents alike. These offence letters are also creating an official paperwork backed reputation for my son as a naughty boy. Actually he's very bright and bored. Are these letters common proceedure? Has anyone received torrents of letters and been successful in forcing the school to recognise the damage they cause?
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disciplinary warning letters in primary school
theweasel · 22/03/2010 22:27
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