Found this bloody weird note….

NRTF Just a list of “things parents say to kids”.
Probably a group discussion in a lesson .

Honestly? At ten years old both my sons would have found it ‘bloody weird’ if I was opening and reading notes in their bags without asking them first

Possibly from the mum of the child who owned the batman figure, who popped both in the wrong school bag.
So there's a weird parent at the school.....

No one "needs" privacy but if you want a decent relationship with someone it is essential, why not clone their phone and take their bedroom door off after riffling the school bag?

I'd suspect it some creepy prank the kids are playing on each other. But yes - weird.

I can’t remember the details now but this has made me remember a time I found a note in some of my stuff and had no idea how it ended up in my stuff I came to the conclusion it must of fell out of a library book or something like that because it definitely wasn’t mine! Could just be something like that, wouldn’t hurt to take it to school with you and just ask his teacher if she/he has any clues x

Is this a wind up? Clickbait? I hope he is not being mistreated by someone. Sorry to put that in your head. It’s extremely odd. Unless someone with dementia has planted it in his bag whilst on the bus. I’d be probing if I were you. I’m not thinking creepy horror film, I’m thinking real life groomer pdfile type stuff.

100% agree. I think it’s concerning and quite creepy advice to be honest. Who TF tells a mother to mind their own business about their own young child with anything even approaching good intentions.

You might be right that there’s not much to this, but MYOB is an extremely strange tone to take with a mother worried about her own 10 year old child. The note is in her own child’s bag.

Aside from physical, 10 year olds do not need privacy. I find it more of an issue when it’s suggested they do, particularly in today’s world.

If he's 10 and not massively young for his age, what are you going through his school bag for? I would have taken this as a huge invasion of my privacy at this age- quizzing him on items is not likely to make him open up.
I think you need to relax a bit and let him develop into his own person- rather than allowing him no private life or thoughts- you think the stuff is weird, but being so controlling is likely to make that much worse.

Maybe a more innocent explanation is that the kids had to do a written piece on advice vs instruction?

Such as 'kids write down 5 pieces of advice. Now turn that advice into an instruction'.

I remember doing something similar in school. Ours was on advice with the sun - then turn it into instruction. I remember it because I won a class award for the piece I wrote.

Maybe if that class was a week or so ago and this belonged to another kid but got in his bag he wouldn't put 2 and 2 together?

It strikes me as one of those deliberately creepy things kids in KS2/3 like writing to each other. It probably isn't his. It probably fell on the floor and someone has inadvertently put it in his bag.

Some 10 year olds have excellent handwriting, better than some adults.
Makes sense it is roblox.

They read like the sort of sentences Duolingo offers up.

I get why you're confused but I'm confused why you think there's something nefarious going on. Your son doesn't know what it is, or if he does, it's not important enough for him to have got the thing out of his bag in four weeks.

That’s true, as I found out a few years ago. It was just after my DDs had discovered Roblox. I’d had no idea initially that there was a chatroom on the site, but I then discovered that DD2 (then 8) was being groomed by adults posing as children. Thankfully she mentioned ‘online boyfriends’ to me, which alerted me to what was going on.

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Well done to the person who tracked it down to Roblox specifically. I had forgotten that bloody game. If we had asked our own pre-teens, we possibly would have had the answer sooner.

Hopefully OP's overwrought mind is at ease.

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A quote from a Guardian article from april 2025, which highlights disturbing dangers of Roblox:

"Despite new tools launched last week aimed at giving parents more control over their children’s accounts, the researchers concluded: “Safety controls that exist are limited in their effectiveness and there are still significant risks for children on the platform.”

The report found that children as young as five were able to communicate with adults while playing games on the platform, and found examples of adults and children interacting with no effective age verification. This was despite Roblox changing its settings last November so that accounts listed as belonging to under-13s can no longer directly message others outside of games or experiences, instead having access only to public broadcast messages.

The report also found the avatar belonging to the 10-year-old’s account could access “highly suggestive environments”. These included a hotel space where they could view a female avatar wearing fishnet stockings gyrating on a bed and other avatars lying on top of each other in sexually suggestive poses, and a public bathroom space where characters were urinating and avatars could choose fetish accessories to dress up in"

There is also the open chat risk if children are playing in secret/without supervision.

The realm of the unexplained. I wouldnt sweat it too much.

Looks like an extract from English homework to.me: fill in the missing punctuation or underline nouns.

I think some of the posts here are helpful, but some incredibly unhelpful. Parents generally know their kids best, and if something feels wrong it is usually wrong - the parent generally gets it right in my experience. Call it mother's intuition. And the only way to find out what is wrong is to talk, and reassure.

The mocking here and side tracking into people's views about Enid Blyton's character's names (which surely the same group here could chat about on on of the endless other threads they dominate) is incredibly irritating and could do some real damage if anyone outside their group listened to them.

@Radicalpiloti I hope that you can ignore the unhelpful comments, and I hope the situation comes clear.

Ah that makes sense. A lot of the other phrases could relate to Roblox such as locking doors at night so other players don’t come into your virtual house!

Is it an adults handwriting?