My child is in year 3. One of his classmates completely trashed the classroom after lunch break, to the point the teacher was in tears (and apparently apologised to the kids but told them why she was upset) and they all had to go and watch a film with another class for the rest of the day.
This child is normally a bit mischievous but not this level of naughty. I really feel for her! There are two others in the same class that sometimes cause this level of trouble. It can't be easy.
The kids have a planner you can write notes in for the teacher. I was thinking of putting in a note saying today will be better or, I dunno, something.
But that's just truly naff isn't it? And she'd probably feel bad that the parents knew (as the kids came out and told us all). So I just shouldn't do anything?
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HopefulHamster · 11/10/2017 23:11
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