Firstly, I don't 100% know who it is, nor does dd, but she has a very goood idea.
A few weeks ago we had a bout 3/4 messages left on phone, mostly kids rambling but with a few sexual terms thrown in.
Dd2 didn't hear them, but as soon as I told her about them she seemd to know what I was on about and said that two of her friends who go to before and after school club, have mobile phones, and b/a club let them use them whilst there. This fits as the calls are always at around 8:30am and 3:30 pm.
She said the boys tend to take the phones off the girls and ring my dd leaving daft messages. From what I heard of the messages, the girls are just as invovled.
I told dd to tell her friends in general, that whoever it was should pack it in if they didn't want to get into trouble.
It did stop then, but seems to have strted again. On friday a message was left to say school was closed because of the snow (it wasn't). It was obvious it was a child, so not so bothered about that one, but then at 3:35 on Friday, another message was left saying, would dd go out with this lad because he fell and broke ihs leg in the sno, oh and could she give him a bj.
So, I told dd that her friends are leaving daft messages again, and she said she will tell them to stop again, but I am thinking I really need to see the teacher about it. Trouble is, as they aren't making the calls at school, will school do anything ?
I only really want them to make a general 'we are aware of pupils making innapropriate calls to other pupils' statement really.
The after school club is on the school site, but is run seperatly. I suppose I could ask to speak to them aswell.
Wwyd ?? The chldren in question are 10.
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Dd2's classmates leaving daft and rude messages on our phone, will school deal with it or not ?
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