Your Playground Story's

[Taetae95]

Don't have kids myself but remember when I was in primary and this mum's boobs popped out doing the parents race on sports day people still brought it up years later

 

[Peaches_xox]

Ohh I just remembered, I saw a grown man drop his kid off to school and then drop his trousers and piss in somebody’s front garden right opposite the school

 

[Peaches_xox]

Don't have kids myself but remember when I was in primary and this mum's boobs popped out doing the parents race on sports day people still brought it up years later

I’d have to change my kids school if that ever happened to me!!

 

[Bitofthebubbly]

One of the grandparents was stood across the road from the school waiting for pick up time whilst smoking a spliff, in full view of the deputy head and other parents on the other side of the road.

 

[dorydaryl]

I went to school with a lass who regularly gave me a hard time (frenemy). Come the school Nativity, she was chosen to be the Virgin Mary and me the Angel Gabriel. Then, our teacher had a change of mind and switched our roles. She was tall and blonde; I was little and dark-haired so teacher must've thought it made more sense aesthetically (lol!). Frenemy was furious and started putting it round the playground that my dad was a drunk. News got back to me and, little as I was, I went and punched her. Totally out of character, as I was one of the 'good girls'.
I still got to be Mary (aged 9)..... There we were on the night, all sweet and innocent!
Best news was that, after that, she never bullied me again but sadly, her twin sister took over. Wish I'd done the same to her now.

 

[Kim Mild]

One of the dad's came in smoking a cigarette once.....

 

[1001 others]

I don't have kids but went to pick up my nieces (twins) from school at the end of a term when they were coming to stay with us, and sensed a real cliquey vibe among the parents. Made me glad I don't have to deal with that every day!

 

[Sogdhitalley]

What's everyone's tales of the playground when you've either done the morning or afternoon school run? Or maybe it was a message you recieved from a parent that you just couldn't get over?
Let's hear yours.

 

[Sogdhitalley]

I don't have kids but went to pick up my nieces (twins) from school at the end of a term when they were coming to stay with us, and sensed a real cliquey vibe among the parents. Made me glad I don't have to deal with that every day!

Yep! It's horrendous sometimes. I hated most of the parents at my child's primary school