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AIBU?

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To expect the school to inform me

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outnumbered2to1 · 01/04/2010 21:36

when my DS1 runs head first into the edge of a metal door. Especaially when i'm in the building attending a meeting......?

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outnumbered2to1 · 02/04/2010 00:51

well by their own admission there were "so many children in the sick room" i seriously doubt that half of them went into the book

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Condensedmilkaddict · 02/04/2010 01:38

I would be furious and I think you handled it well.
Your poor DS.

Once I picked up DS from school and he had his arm in a sling.

He had hurt himself at sport and had numbness in his fingers, but they DIDN'T CALL ME

I told (well actually shouted) at the first aid woman that they must call me no matter what.

Twits.

outnumbered2to1 · 02/04/2010 01:39

i don't think i have actually calmed down yet. Each time i think about it my blood starts boiling again...... bloddy idiots.

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Feenie · 02/04/2010 07:05

YANBU - that's outrageous, your poor ds.

YABU, however, to be so loud in a heated debate about school transport, in school time, that your ds could hear you. Were you shouting then?

outnumbered2to1 · 02/04/2010 20:23

yeah the debate was heated but the door to the room we were in was open so he would have heard me even if i had been speaking normally.......

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