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End-of-year gifts for secondary teachers? Done or not?

10 replies

clam · 08/07/2008 20:13

Obviously it's common at primary level, but what about Year 7? Bottle of wine for his form tutor? What do other people do?

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southeastastra · 08/07/2008 20:14

nothing, or it'll never end!

MaureenMLove · 08/07/2008 20:29

From the parent POV, no. From the teacher POV, bring it on!

But seriously, no, I wouldn't start it. Save it for the end of his school career, when he's struck up good relationships with various teachers.

iamdingdong · 08/07/2008 20:30

form tutor yes, if you want to (and they deserve it!)

chocolateshoes · 08/07/2008 20:32

we get very few presents at my school but staff are thrilled to get a tin of biscuits to share at break. You may prefer to send something edible in for the staff room with a card rather than send it in with DS

bluesushicat · 08/07/2008 20:51

We occasionally get year 11/13 parents send a box of biscuits or chocolates in with a card in september after the results which is really appreciated but nothing else usually. I don't expect anything from my form group. hth

cat64 · 08/07/2008 21:08

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Hulababy · 08/07/2008 21:11

When I was a form tutor, a fair number of my Y7 and Y8 children would bring in gifts at Christmas and end of year, but not all. They were always grateful received, especially the wine

fizzbuzz · 09/07/2008 21:57

Yes Please

Loshad · 10/07/2008 19:23

form tutor yes, rugby coach yes, rest zilch (sorry!)

mumeeee · 10/07/2008 22:02

Form tutor in year7 but nothing after that

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