What does this mean to you and where do you live?

[Thistledew]

"As of next week Mrs X will be coming back for Outdoor Learning and Art sessions for each class... Class 1 will have their session on a Friday morning."

Would this mean to you that:

A) Mrs X will be coming on one specific Friday.
B) Mrs X will come on every Friday henceforth.

And where in the country do you live?

I misinterpreted a message from DS's school and am wondering if I am just a muppet or if this is a dialect issue, as we have very recently moved to a new part of the country (UK).

every friday. i'm scottish but not living there.

Option B. South of England.

Every Friday. I'm Scottish.

Every Friday- I'm a Southener

B. East Midlands

Option B because they said ‘on a Friday morning’ and not ‘on Friday morning’.

B - scotland

B. What would it have to do with dialect? (where I'm from is immaterial as I have lived in various corners of England)

B. I’m a northerner

B. Scottish living in Scotland.

Every Friday - Westcountry

B West Midlands

B - Southeast England

B. Ireland

B Italy (but East Midlands originally)

B. North West

Class 1 will have their session on a Friday morning

suggests A

As of next week Mrs X will be coming back for Outdoor Learning and Art sessions for each class...

Suggests it's more likely to be B

B. Because is says "as of Friday" if it was just one Friday it would say "on Friday"
North west

Every Friday. Like a PP said it's the use of 'on a Friday morning' that is the giveaway that it's weekly.

PS in Scotland but I would have thought that's nationwide!

B. Currently living in Scotland. Grew up all over the place due to military df.

B. Every Friday - West Midlands.

Surely if it was a one off it would say on Friday not on a Friday.

Option b- I'm Scottish

B - class 1 will have their session Friday. To me suggests that she will come each Friday and the following week she would be back but with a different class.

B, Lancashire Lass living in NZ

'Their session'.
That's one. Otherwise it would be 'Their sessions on Friday mornings'.
North West.
And not thick at all. Startlingly intelligent, when pressed. Perhaps a little pedantic...