Ds is in year 5 at a German grammar school. They get loads of homework and are quite strict.
I've gone and lost a blardy cd for his English lesson which he has to attend even though he is a native speaker. In the back of the work book there is a cd and the dc have to listen to what is being said and write it down or tick boxes, whatever. Anyway, I've lost the cd (was in our cd player and no one knows where it is now) which means ds can't complete the homework.
This is the English teacher who once sent a letter about ds having missing materials and homework when we knew nothing about it , as far as we knew he has always done his work and always packs his stuff the night before so can't forget things. Soooo, in a way, she has it in for ds already. Should I send a note in with him to say I've lost it (or we've lost it) and apologize and generally suck up to her or just leave it? The note would be in English as I don't feel up to writing in it in 'perfect' German.