I have just received this email from one of my students. It has really tickled me! So I was wondering what gems your students / DCs have used...
Hello,
Unfortunately 2 weeks ago, I failed to bring my book to your lesson (Mondays P3) for which I had to hand in the next day. I had misplaced my exercise book, hence the missing homework. I vaguely copied from memory my drawing and description on to a piece of lined paper to hand to you, but when it came to handing it to you to explain about my book I couldn't find you. I tried looking for you again on Thursday but I think you may have gone to lunch, so I typed up an email explaining the situation and sent it to you. For one reason or another (I presume it was due to my internet at home being frantic) I presumed the email had sent and you had received it. On Monday you were absent to the lesson, a little later in the week I had found my book and my homework inside of it. But today I came to check my emails like I normally do and I wondered why my previous email was not replied to, this of course was because it had failed to send. I shall bring my homework to you at breaktime tomorrow and I hope you accept my sincere apologies.
Many Thanks,
Kevin Bacon (ok I made the name up)
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Rowlers · 24/03/2013 21:46
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