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To think this was the most embarrassing conversation ever and I can never show my face at school again.

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Pheobe1 · 02/09/2015 17:34

I was in Asda when my phone rang, the conversation went as follows.

Head teacher "Hello, is that Mrs Pheobe"

Me "yes"

HT "I have something to discuss. In all my years in teaching I have never had to have this conversation with a parent. I really don't know where to start"

Me Okaaay, what is the problem?

HT "I really don't know what to say"

Me "perhaps you should just say it"

HT "Well, I had a child come to my office today with an object that had been put in his bag by your ds".

Me "what was it"

HT "a very large sex toy"

Blush Blush Blush

I asked if ds had said where he got it from all the while praying mine was still in my bedside drawer
HT said that DS had said he got it from his younger DBro but in his opinion ds must have ordered it from the internet. I disagreed, ds is far too tight to spend his own money on such a thing plus I would have seen the parcel.

Came home checked bedside table DSs internet history, nothing suspicious. Checked his FB messages and found a conversation with a school friend saying he had a dildo that his little brother had found.

DS came home, we had the conversation Grin he was mortified and agreed he had been a prat.

He insisted he had taken it off his 10 year db after finding him playing with it in the garden Shock. I questioned younger ds about wether he had found anything unusual that elder ds had taken off him. Younger ds claimed to know nothing. Dragged elder ds back in and said your brother doesn't know what your talking about.

Elder ds says "you know, remember the blue snake". Oh yes the blue snake says younger ds," I didn't find it, Dsis did at the park and she gave it to me".

Drag 8 year old DD in and explain that she shouldn't pick up things when she doesn't know what they are. "But I did know mummy it was a super soft squidgy snake thing".

FFS, I need to bleach all of my dc and send the younger two to a differant school don't I.

I can never show my face in that school again.

OP posts:
Wankarella · 03/09/2015 17:53

8/15

OP you will have to change schools. Grin

LilRedWG · 03/09/2015 17:57

:)

Idefix · 03/09/2015 18:09

This needs to be a classic Grin

Snowfilledsky · 03/09/2015 18:10

A classic? Really? Confused

TheImminentGin · 04/09/2015 20:37

12/15
No dog.
Some of those were really hard though Grin

MyrtleMoaning · 04/09/2015 20:45

What the fuck are those blue tentacle things?

Doublebubblebubble · 04/09/2015 20:46

Oh bless your face... have to say that I spat out my horlicks reading that x

That aside...
I would definitely start by dowsing the children in antibacterial soap.. This is the most important thing. then I would go into school monday with my head held high... The more you hide, the more they will think you have have something to hide...

99percentchocolate · 04/09/2015 20:49

Sorry op, but this is hilarious. I would be bowing out of all future parents evenings from now on.

8/15 on that quiz, my excuse is that I don't have a dog or apparently a good sex life

Loki17 · 04/09/2015 20:54

I'm sorry for your embarrassment. I'm a teacher and heaf of year. We would have a little giggle about this, but it would be kept very confidential. No other teachers would find out. It isn't the most embarrassing story I've heard, if that makes you feel any better. Flowers

Liara · 04/09/2015 21:11

11/15, mostly by deciding which ones I wouldn't give my dog.

No idea what you would do with most of those, tbh.

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