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Preschool troubles

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Noahsmummyxx · 11/07/2019 01:24

I don’t know if I am being unreasonable or not. My son started nursery in December, he has just turned 4 in May. Before this he was with my every single day etc.
Yesterday I received a call from preschool and was asked to attend a meeting. The meeting was with his teacher and the preschool manager. I automatically thought it was unusual for the manager to attend. Anyhow, during this meeting I was told my son is extremely ‘clingy’ to me and I need to try to readjust this, I was also told my son does not like to attempt tasks asked by his teacher, he says “that’s dangerous, mummy says I cannot do dangerous things” I didn’t think too much into at the meeting, I explained that yes we are extremely close and yes we both are very attached (which honestly I don’t think is a bad thing at all, he doesn’t cry when I drop him off to preschool he just likes to stick with me for a few moments before he settles) he has a sister he communicates well with, including friends outside of preschool with whom he has had sleepovers with (with no problems)

When I come to collect him from preschool his teacher barely says hello, nor the manager. And yes, I am one of the parents that say “hi, how has he been today?” I like to know he was ok and doing well. We are relocating at the end of summer so he will be starting a new school anyway. But do you think I should mention anything? Do you think the teacher has a valid reason to arrange this meeting with the manager. I’m just so very confused by it, to be fair I’ve had a fair few problems with this preschool already but decided to stay quiet as it was nothing harmful towards my son, it almost seems like a target to me.
Any advise would be great. Thank you. x

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Noahsmummyxx · 11/07/2019 01:55

Also I should add, he has had an awful lot of time off from preschool due to medical reasons, so although he started in December, his attendances was only consistent from February. And with had two half terms in that period aswell.

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