Walking home alone

[Wendy Woo]

Im not sure but i think i maybe asked to be ok with one mindee walking to mine after a club at bout 430pm

Now im not sure wot to say i only live 2 minutes away from the school so im kinda thinkin iots ok if mum says so but do i need to get mum to sign something to say that im not responsable for her till she sets foot on my premisies so to speak ??????

Would u be happy with this????

[Lottie]

I would definately get Mum to sign something.
How old is the child? Dependent on age I am not sure I would be happy with this, especially now the nights are drawing in.
Couldn't you pick up the child for peace of mind?

[ruby]

i do have twin boys aged 10 who do this .their club finishes at 4.15 and like you i only live 5 minutes from the school.

but i do have an independent arrival policy which both parents and children have to sign .


Cathy

[singlewiththree]

It depends on the age of the child and the season. I wouldnt be happy in winter when its dark.

Paula W

[angeldelight]

It depends on the age of the child and the season. I wouldnt be happy in winter when its dark.

Paula W

I agree

Angel xx

[Wendy Woo]

It depends on the age of the child and the season. I wouldnt be happy in winter when its dark.

Paula W

Thats wot i thought. I will see wot mom says but i might offer to pick up.

She is nine by the way.

[christine e]

For the sake of a two minute walk on your part
I would rather pick up than let walk home alone even at 9.

Cx

[miffy]

I would pick up or see if mum could get another mum to bring her back to you.

Miffy xx

[sarah707]

I walk a 9 year old back here - but then there's a busy road between me and the school

He doesn't have to walk with me.. he can walk with his friends... so long as he's close for the road :D