Naughty Bus!

Friday 8th September 2023 
 Naughty Bus! 

Naughty Bus has been especially naughty today! 
The Tigers arrived this morning to find that the classroom had been all messed up- we immediately suspected that this could be something to do with Naughty Bus. 

We noticed that Naughty Bus had left a trail of wheels around the school leading us to his hiding place up in the woods. It turns out that Naughty Bus had been taking things from around school and we found him playing in slime and glitter! What a naughty, mischievous bus!
We decided that this has to stop so we have all wrote him a letter to tell him that if he would like to visit again then he needs to keep our classroom tidy and respect our school. 





 

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