What will you do?

Hi lynnchus, I think it’s better for you to call the teacher and talk to her on the phone to get further information which is relevant the case if you have her phone number. If couldn’t connect her you can talk to her face and face. I understand that the teacher would have lots of things to handle during the first two weeks after school reopening. So she still needs quite some time to learn more about the whole class of her new pupils well, and what is more that every kid is different. I believe to have comfortable communication with the teacher of the kid could help the teacher to understand more about the kid, like his character, thinking and etc. This actually could help a lot in her teaching and good to the little kid as well. Happy posting and take care.

Hi dear the best way is to discuss it with teacher on arent teacher meeting day. and request her to be bit considerate on new commes Take care

Ask her to give a chance to teacher you talk to teacher personally and say your problem ask her to see that everyone had their food than ask her to call or ask them to give time to eat. Say to teacher first if teacher does not correct it than you can complain to school give a chance to correct Take Care

I would definitely have a talk with the teacher. You can't expect kids especially ones so young to wait to use the bathroom. If they need to go, they need to go. This isnt the army or something. they're just kids. And I think that it is ridiculous that she should forget their break and then punish the kids for it. they should have been allowed more time to eat. kids shouldnt have to go hungry just because this lady has a bad memory. It's completely assinine. I definitely think that you should talk to the teacher and tell her your concern. As a parent, you should never turn the other cheek.

Just go the school and talk to the teacher and tell her the difficulty your kid is facing i hope the teacher will soon understand and let your kid feel comfortable. if still the teacher is troubling your child just talk to the head of the school or the principle of the school.

Wow that doesn't seem very fair at all. Firstly I would try to talk to the teacher but if that doesn't work, I would take the next step and complain to the school about the teacher. I think that for most children, holding their washroom breaks can be very hard, especially if they have had something to drink earlier. I think the teacher is being unfair and that you have every right to be angry.

I would go and talk with the teacher first and see what is really going on. If that does not help, then go to the administrators. I would again talk to the teacher about the food and if she does not change things for the better, talk to the administrators.

I suggest that first you should discuss the matter with the teacher, and talk to her about these problems. If she's understanding, she'll realise that she should be more flexible in her ways. If the problem persists, she keeps behaving like that in future also, then you should complain to the Head of the school. try your best that the matter is resolved between you and the teacher.

I would talk to the teacher my eldest is almost 5 just started primary school last week and they are allowed to go to the toilet anytine they wish, they dont even have to ask they can just get up and go, i would not expect my child to be made to wait its not healthy and can cause problems. As for forgetting their lunch break well id be wary of how true that was because lunchtime is the teachers break also I cant imagine the teacher forgetting that! Children get mixed up sometimes or cant explain their selves properly so definatley discuss it with the teacher before taking it any further just incase.

All i can say is,talk to the teacher if still that happens, you parents can do any steps and decide to file a complain to the principal or headmaster of the school so that next time this situation should be avoided.

Hi, I would first try to talk to the teacher. That's really unfair that she only gave your daughter a 10 minute break instead of a 25 minute break, even though she was the one who forgot. Second, since your daughter is still young, she is still getting adjusted to school, and going to the bathroom whenever she needs to. Continue to train her to use the bathroom during breaks. Good luck!