Dd's TA is leaving today,I ordered flowers to be delivered mostly because dd has enough to carry and I don't like to draw attention to her by sending her in with a gift.
The last time I delivered wine to reception (for the staff who had led a residential dd attended) it was made very obvious that they considered it not to be part of their remit. Which is fair enough, but the alternative is trying to get someone to ask the teacher(s) to come to reception which seems ridiculous to me.
So thought that a florist doing the delivery would save on the pained expressions/sighs/and patronising reminder that it isn't their job.However now I'm thinking that they might well refuse to take delivery which will be a real pain in the neck.
So is it unreasonable to expect a reception to take in a delivery and then message the recipient to collect when it's convenient?
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Is it ok to send flowers, delivered to school reception, and expect them to get them to the person on the envelope?
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insan1tyscartching · 24/03/2016 09:59
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