I Desevre A Smack

[AnonyMouse_3139]

Yes I know it's not very pc. But I do, and I should also go on the naughty chair in the naughty corner and have gruel for tea (but that'll probably happen anyway ) I posted way back at how awful playgroup had looked when I'd visited. No colour, boring, but in my defence I did say maybe there was a plan that I couldnt see. Well I should have waited and had faith that the leader would know what she was doing. I went in yesterday and could just about tear myself away to go to work. Painting on easels, dough, sand, washing the dolls as well as the usual construction, small world etc. It was busy, children were involved, happy, chatty and the play leader has actually got another member of staff to do work.

I knew they'd recently had a good ofsted and could totally see why. I really didnt want to leave and felt really bouyed up for them, especially as the leader wasnt too confident that she could do it at first. This is my public appology for being so down on them last time I visited and I'll be buying the leader a drink at the weekend.

 

 

PS No comments are necessary, I merely wanted to set the story straight.

[AnonyMouse_2846]

nobody deserves to be smacked Rea(unless your into that sort of thing ofcourse!)

you deserve a pat on the back for admitting you were wrong

[AnonyMouse_64]

Well done to them then Rea. We all have our off days and perhaps you just caught them on one of those last time round. I hope you have learnt something from this young lady.