fallen for kids teacher

milliebear00001

fluffnutter wrote: »

Yeah, maybe. But it's a sad world we live in if teachers need to 'protect' themselves like this.

Yes it is, but unfortunately we do.

thehappybutterfly

helplesssaddo wrote: »

Do not want to say much.

We talk a lot

Well, I hope you talk more than you have on this thread

helplesssaddo

thehappybutterfly wrote: »

Well, I hope you talk more than you have on this thread

Haha I am not that hopeless just do not want to give much away as not new member and you never know who is reading:o

helplesssaddo

milliebear00001 wrote: »

I'm a teacher. My first question is how come you know so much about the teacher? It's rare I talk to a parent about anything at all except their child - no time/inclination otherwise.

I would not become involved with the parent of one of the children I teach. I would see that as pretty unprofessional and think a lot of other teachers would feel the same.

If you are serious, and genuinely feel something for this person, then I would suggest waiting until they at least no longer teach your child.

Because we talk.I know they cannot have kids and why,where and what they studied,childhood stories,know bits about their family,favourite food and many other things from chatting at the gates

Person_one

Please don't read too much into 'chatting at the gates', it could be really really embarrassing for both of you.

tia86

I expect relationships with the parent of a child would be breaking the teaching standards - there is one that requires the teacher to be professional at all times. Rather ambiguous but don't think many would risk their career over something that may or may not work out

victory

helplesssaddo wrote: »

Haha I am not that hopeless just do not want to give much away as not new member and you never know who is reading:o

Us, we're reading and getting 1 word answers:D

moneypuddle

This is like getting blood out of a stone!!

victory

moneypuddle wrote: »

This is like getting blood out of a stone!!

Exactly .... Drip..... Drip ..... Drip:rotfl:

If you were that scared of saying too much I case you were recognised why post?

kingfisherblue

Personally I would never have a relationship with a teacher from a school where one of my children is a pupil (not that I've ever had an offer of such a relationship ). I would deem it unprofessional of the teacher to become involved with a parent of a child currently in the school. It could be very embarrassing for the child, and if the relationship then brole up, it could be very upsetting for the child (and possibly the teacher) as well.