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AIBU?

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To think the school are wrong to arrange a trip at such short notice?

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Fianceechickie · 20/07/2016 10:18

My DSS school sent a letter on Friday...three days before the end of term saying there is a residential costing £310 in October. My DH's ex forgot to tell us today which has meant us making a decision this morning. Apparently it can be paid in instalments over the hols but Aibu to think that unacceptably short notice? It's the end of July already. Surely a trip like this should be organised further in advance. I want my DH to contact the school and complain but he won't and it's difficult as all we get is a text from his ex saying my DSS really wants to go...money isn't an issue for her, or I suspect most of the parents at his school but we are really short at the moment... Feeling really cross!

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HereIAm20 · 20/07/2016 15:20

I don't understand the comment about him asking the school for info but "of course they never do" when you say you are a teacher. Is your school that bad too then?

My stepson's school is quite happy to keep us in the loop and emails everything to us (inc school reports etc), newsletters, letters re trips and so on

Fianceechickie · 20/07/2016 16:38

Sorry no that was a frustrated reference to all the other unprofessional things that they do that I won't go into here! Annoys me that I and all the other teachers are careful with things like this and they get away with not being!

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