As the title suggests really.
Just collected my son from his first day of school in reception. Nothing was said at pick up by the teacher. On our way out of the school my son told us that he didn’t eat his sandwiches. Bit more digging and he’s told me that he didn’t get his lunch another child ate it all and he was given a baguette instead. None of it was making any sense so we went back to the class to speak to the teacher.
Apparently another child has picked up his lunch bag and they assumed my son didn’t have packed lunch so they got him a ham baguette which he ate half the bread off(he won’t eat ham only plain bread). Then she said they then realised another child had his lunchbox and they then gave it back to my child so I said oh so you did eat your crisps and cake and my son was adamant he didn’t get it it was eaten. Teacher then said oh I don’t think we had picked up on it quick enough.
Now I’ve come home I’m getting more and more upset about the situation. He’s come home starving and it has stressed him out the fact he didn’t get his own lunch which is a big thing for him. And the fact it’s his first day of school.
Also extremely concerned in terms of allergies etc if the other child who had his lunch had allergies. I feel like it is a big issue?
AIBU?
AIBU to be really annoyed/upset at first day of primary school childs lunch eaten by another
charley39 · 05/09/2022 16:06
Am I being unreasonable?
1981 votes. Final results.
POLLCodysFish · 05/09/2022 16:07
Downplay the drama for the sake of your son.
Brefugee · 05/09/2022 16:12
well it is an issue if the lad is hungry, nobody apologised to him and he just had a bit of flipping dry bread.
What are they going to put in place to ensure this doesn't happen again? presumably the other child just took someone's lunch and didn't have their own? is anyone going to talk to this child's parents?
For the sake of your son make a joke - but when you drop him off tomorrow tell the staff to check better.
Brefugee · 05/09/2022 16:12
well it is an issue if the lad is hungry, nobody apologised to him and he just had a bit of flipping dry bread.
What are they going to put in place to ensure this doesn't happen again? presumably the other child just took someone's lunch and didn't have their own? is anyone going to talk to this child's parents?
For the sake of your son make a joke - but when you drop him off tomorrow tell the staff to check better.
Brefugee · 05/09/2022 16:12
well it is an issue if the lad is hungry, nobody apologised to him and he just had a bit of flipping dry bread.
What are they going to put in place to ensure this doesn't happen again? presumably the other child just took someone's lunch and didn't have their own? is anyone going to talk to this child's parents?
For the sake of your son make a joke - but when you drop him off tomorrow tell the staff to check better.
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