DS has always been a sensitive child and it is very rare that he comes home tearful or extremely moody, but yesterday was both. (I suspect he is mildly AS but the school are less convinced.) I managed to get out of him, after serious probing, that he had gone to another classroom to take another child's piece of work which had ended up in the wrong classroom back to them... and the teacher (of the other class) shouted at him for interrupting her. I did try to explain that many teachers would respond in that way if you interrupt them but he simply did not believe me!
He is adamant that as you get older and move up through school that teachers become more strict and shout more, he is now petrified of that teacher and this is only making his fears about going to secondary school worse. (He does not like to be told off generally, he gets very upset if he thinks people are laughing at him - often because he has not understood a joke being made, he thinks the world is ending if he does not get his way - not spoilt but simply cannot remember the most positive things and only remembers negatives therefore always feeling hard done by!!)
Do I approach the school, or just leave it as a single incident that isn't worth making a big deal about?