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To be pissed off that the nursery just called to say i had left my DD at school?

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puds11isNAUGHTYnotNAICE · 28/01/2013 16:24

I hadn't, they are supposed to pick her up, but due to a mistake on their part, they thought I was supposed to pick her up.

AIBU to pissed off that now I've been made to look like a crap mum when they were supposed to be picking her up anyway?

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notMarlene · 28/01/2013 16:26

YANBU do they do this often? I'd be having a Very Stern Word with someone senior.

newNN · 28/01/2013 16:27

This is a big deal - you should be able to trust the nursery to not forget something so important as collecting a child.

I would put my concerns in writing to the head of the nursery and insist it is kept on file and have a proper review with them regarding arrangements for your dc.

notMarlene · 28/01/2013 16:28

yy, on paper and a stern word. Is scandalous.

SantasHairyBollock · 28/01/2013 16:29

Mention in your letter that you feel it is a safeguarding issue and they have failed to collect her as arranged - how are they going to ensure that this will not happen again? Focus on that rather than that you feel embarrassed, they should be feeling embarrassed not you.

BrandonFlowersHoHoHo · 28/01/2013 16:35

Something similar happened to my dd. She was meant to get picked up by after school staff. Dd's teacher called me at work and asked when I was going to pick her up. I was not amused. It was her first te going to AS and I double checked 3 times that the staff knew to pick her up ( even though she was booked in)

The AS manager was very apologetic and no harm was done but I lost a bit of trust In them from then on in.

puds11isNAUGHTYnotNAICE · 28/01/2013 16:38

Thanks for the advice, its really upset me. I just keep picturing my DD thinking that her mummy forgot her Sad

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