He'd only been there for 30 minutes - I'd just walked home with his little sister and sat down with a coffee - when the school administrator called and said DS was feeling unwell, had been crying and seemed "emotional and angry".
When I arrived to collect him he was standing outside with the administrator, who said DS's teacher was concerned that he didn't seem himself, then handed over DS's bag and went back inside. DS wouldn't tell me much about what had happened.
He's been fine at home, just playing with his lego and watching cartoons. He seems a bit tired but clearly isn't ill. He is a highly strung child and can be quite volatile, although the school have not had any complaints until now (he started there in December. We were due to have a parent teacher conference last week but it got cancelled due to head weather).
Is it normal to send an unhappy child home so quickly? I don't really expect his teacher to cope with DS at his worst all day when she has 9 other children too, but I'm worried that he'll get the idea that if he doesn't fancy school, all he has to do is play up and he'll get to come home. Should I speak to his teacher about it, and what should I say?