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Siblings collecting from primary school age

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CatCatCatCatCatCat · 28/03/2024 14:51

What age can siblings collect younger children at your primary School? Just interested as ours recently changed the rules due to a new head teacher and went from 14 to 16 so my 10 year old couldn't be collected by a 15 year old sibling but can leave alone in September 🤔 what's the rules at your kids school?

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beigebiscuit · 03/04/2024 20:48

Junior school and older siblings can collect siblings as young as year 3

paddlinglikecrazy · 03/04/2024 21:35

My 10 year old year 5 can already walk home alone with our permission and older sibling ( 13 ) can collect him with our permission too.

MrsBobtonTrent · 03/04/2024 21:44

roses2 · 03/04/2024 19:34

There were a couple of parents in school uniform themselves, and that must have blown the primary school staff's minds.

It’s over 16 UNLESS you’re the parent here

how many age 15 and under parents are there in your area???

Edited

Our primary was on a rather “interesting” estate. A girl who had been in DS’s primary class had a baby in the autumn of Yr 8. Not sure of the ages of others, but it was not uncommon. School had a on-site nursery and there were school aged parents there who had special sessions. Sadly I think teen pregnancy can be quite contagious in some social circles. I moved DD in y4 as I didn’t like the look of the future.

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