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To complain to the school

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Isabella66 · 08/09/2014 12:43

Towards the end of last term before the summer holiday, my 4-year old came back home with a big sticker being stuck to her uniform on the front of her chest. The teaching assistant wrote a note on it saying 'please bring a RED PE shirt for Thursdays'. As she went to an after-school club, she had been wearing it from 15:30 till 18:00 showing around to children and parents from other schools. I felt very sorry for her, it was my fault that I prepared her a pinkish red PE shirt. Am I being unreasonable to complain to the school in attempt to prevent from this happening to other children in the future?

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Nohootingchickenssleeping · 08/09/2014 16:19

You were willing to complain over something to small? PFB, perchance?

Teachers really don't get paid enough...

Snatchoo · 08/09/2014 16:59

As a mum who maybe doesn't read the books as often as I should Blush I LOVE the sticker idea!

Notso · 08/09/2014 17:19

I wish my DC school did this. DS1 leaves letters in his tray for daaaayys, then Just before bedtime I get the old "Muuuuum, I need a red t-shirt/£27.50 for a trip/model of a Tudor house/national dress for tomorrow Angry

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