Hi there,
Wanted to make sure i’m not making a big deal out of something and also get some advice.
My daughter is in yr2 and has a new teacher. Her last teacher was absolutely brilliant so her new one would always have big shoes to fill.
All seemed ok, my daughter seems to have taken to her well. It’s been hard to form an opinion myself as I work Mon-Thurs so only see her on Fridays. She seems nice though it’s a shame that she doesn’t seem bothered about saying hi/ getting to know parents at all. Perhaps a bit shy however.
Anyway, my whole point to this is that another school Mum told me that the teacher told the children to be quiet and that if they weren’t her husband wouldn’t be happy????
I asked my daughter without putting words in her mouth and she confirmed it.
Anyone else find this a very strange/ inappropriate way to manage a class of6yr olds. Or any age?
I plan on speaking to her and the Head teacher but worried my point won’t be taken seriously. It feels like a really threatening comment and infers to me that she doesn’t have control over the class.
In addition to complaining, I would like to know her background (where she has taught previously) as wonder if she’s ready to handle a class on her own. Do you think they’ll give me this info?
Thanks in advance xxx
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swilkinson · 13/01/2018 18:39
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