Our school, like most schools, regularly produces crazy missives designed to wind up, irritate and stress out parents. The stuff of many past AIBU threads : dressing up at short notice, baking, sponsored events, template generated report cards, adverts for expensive activities and outings etc. I thought I'd developed an immunity to it all now I'm on dc4, just try not to read it and throw it in the recycling or pay up when unavoidable. 
but this has got me 
The infant school is opening a savings account with a local credit union in your child's name unless you sign a form to opt out. The children bring money to school on a certain day, and can withdraw it on a certain day. There is no mention of interest rate, which is not the point but still strange.
Oh and they get a free money box and £2 to start.
I don't see why the school thinks it should be interfering with how we handle money at home. The government already opened an account for her when she was born. If I got a letter eg from Halifax saying "we've opened a bank account for you unless you opt out in the next three days, btw interest rate information is not available" I would be 
The juniors do this already, but it was an opt in which was more aceptable (throw letter away as normal).
So my dc will feel left out because she won't get a money box etc or a sticker for being a "good saver". Which makes her a bad non saver, I suppose.
So AIBU to object to having to opt out of this scheme?
Or is it just PMT?