Nursery is a pre-school attached to a primary and junior school. It has 2 doors. Door 1 opens up on to a bit of pavement and a road so you have to walk through both school playgrounds to collect ds from the main nursery entrance (door 2).
There's a dad that always parks directly outside the nursery, on the pavement which is painted with yellow lines. The school have text parents about parking before. The dad has given me a mouthful of abuse for nearly knocking his car whole trying to squeeze my buggy past. Told nursery, the school sent another text about parents not parking on yellow lines.
The nursery staff allow him to pick his DD up from door 1. Just so he can park in his convenient spot! Today I was walking past this door as his DD was being handed over. I stopped and thought they might send my ds out, to which the teacher tells me I'll have to walk all the way round as they aren't meant to let children out of this door due to it being near the road! Which is fine, but why can't they tell this man the same?
I really want to say something tomorrow. I feel like they are enabling/encouraging this man to park on yellow lines on the pavement. I'm sure he'd be discouraged once he was told he'd have to walk around to the main entrance everyday like the rest of us!
And no, he isn't physically unable. We're members of the same gym. Just can't be bothered to walk the long way/sometimes has his dogs in the car. I don't know if I should say anything to nursery tomorrow?