Child given money by "Vicar" at school

[TakeALookAtTheseSwatches]

So my 10 year old daughter (year 5) came home from school on Thursday and told us the Vicar (possibly just a trainee, I'm not entirely sure) who was taking their collective worship at school gave her £5 to "get herself an Easter treat" and that it was "just between me and you" I asked her if she told the teacher and she said no. I feel quite uneasy about this, should I say something to the school?

That would fit in nicely. The most plausible explanation really.

Posters were slated for saying similar on day one.
People seem so determined to think kids couldn't possibly make up a story.

Or it was a made up post to test people’s gender bias. The OP never specified the gender of ‘the vicar’ and used ‘they’ and ‘this person’ instead of ‘he’ or ‘she’. The vast majority of posters assumed it was a man. The OP repeatedly ignored questions relating to the gender of the vicar.

Anyone done an advanced search? I cba.

My almost 8 nephew is a terrible fibber. Little devil.

Yeah.

@TakeALookAtTheseSwatches

Was this conundrum ever solved, OP?

What happened in the end ?

I reckon OP looked into it a bit more and found out her child made the whole thing up! If it was true then we would have had an update.

Well @TakeALookAtTheseSwatches might come back and tell us.

Pathetic if you are right - no one has time or energy for this sort of ‘test’

Does matter if it was the child or the poster, somebody made it up.

Nobody is going to hand a child money in a room with a couple of hundred kids and hope nobody notices.

Posters were jumping up and down about grooming, with no thought about how could the vicar possibly plan their next interaction. The same child is unlikely to be at the end of a row again in the same circumstances.

Grooming is more likely to happen where someone can slowly build up a relationship on a regular basis.