Posters in montessori school for Halloween.

doh777 · 19-10-2017 01:17AM #1

Delete thread mod please.

SmartinMartin · 19-10-2017 01:21AM

Ok I came in to this thread thinking what sort of snowflake is taking offence to a couple of Halloween posters, but having seen the posters in question I'm now thinking what sort of ****ing moron put those up in front of young kids. Completely inappropriate.

Noveight · 19-10-2017 01:23AM

How (Kil)dare they put up such gory posters!

freshpopcorn · 19-10-2017 01:23AM

It's Halloween and the montessori staff went to Lidl and bought a few decorations!

jk23 · 19-10-2017 01:24AM

They are way over the top for kids !! I was expecting a badly drawn picture of a witch on a broom!!

Jim Bob Scratcher · 19-10-2017 01:24AM

Is Jigsaw the head teacher there ?

Are Am Eye · 19-10-2017 01:33AM

Learning to count with Slashy the Serial Killer.
Come on kids, victim 1, victim 2, victim 3...

19-10-2017 01:35AM

Spooky

branie2 · 19-10-2017 01:51AM

Nightmare-inducing!

19-10-2017 02:17AM

Rubberchikken · 19-10-2017 02:27AM

They look like something Hieryonmus Bosch (sp) might ha e painted.

Whoever thought they were suitable for small kids needs talking to. They'll have nightmares.

r93kaey5p2izun · 19-10-2017 02:32AM

Jaysus. I was fully expecting some bulls1t thread of overreaction but that's horrible! I'd definitely make a complaint. Whoever put them up is obviously thick. Or sick maybe.

flaneur · 19-10-2017 02:37AM

Totally unsuitable martial for that age group.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 19-10-2017 02:57AM

Grim yeah I was another one expecting the faux outrage but it's completely inappropriate

Sam Quentin · 19-10-2017 03:05AM

THEY ARE SHÍTE SCARY

Canis Lupus · 19-10-2017 06:54AM

Inappropriate but hilarious nevertheless.

pickarooney · 19-10-2017 06:55AM

Noveight wrote: »

How (Kil)dare they put up such gory posters!

Definitely more suitably for Wexford.

Malayalam · 19-10-2017 07:51AM

Cheesus. :eek:

A Battered Mars Bar · 19-10-2017 07:57AM

Uh it's halloween. What the feck do you expect. Nice pictures. We've already bred a generation of snowflakes with that crack. It's time to get real again.

whiskeyman · 19-10-2017 08:06AM

After that infamous RTE Prime Time expose on creches, I wouldn't be surprised if those aren't posters...

Widdershins · 19-10-2017 09:55AM

And a Montessori and all. I thought it'd be all nature studies and pine cones and fallen leaves. Flippin eck!

I don't mind if it's spooky but blood and freaky stuff isn't suitable for viewing by small kids, and it never was.

ThisRegard · 19-10-2017 10:00AM

He needs to have a word with management, the clowns, or take them down himself.

PandaPoo · 19-10-2017 10:02AM

I had this up in my old apartment, my son was 2 at the time. He didn't mind it, but obviously you'd have children who would be frightened of it.

Really stupid IMO, usually at that age it's crappy pumpkins and witches

https://imgur.com/0YSlyPF

Mrs OBumble · 19-10-2017 10:03AM

Time to find a new pre-school. I woudln't be willing to leave my kids in a place where

1) Someone (likely just one person) thinks it's acceptable to put them up, and
2) the other staff didn't have the balls (or whatever ) to take them down.

Even if the one person is identified and removed, the other staff are clearly gutless if those posters were allowed to last a day in that environment.

Beechwoodspark · 19-10-2017 10:03AM

Completely inappropriate for the age group.

So much so, it would raise serious questions about the management of the crèche.

They would just about be appropriate for a teenagers junior disco

Beechwoodspark · 19-10-2017 10:04AM

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

Time to find a new pre-school. I woudln't be willing to leave my kids in a place where

1) Someone (likely just one person) thinks it's acceptable to put them up, and
2) the other staff didn't have the balls (or whatever ) to take them down.

Even if the one person is identified and removed, the other staff are clearly gutless if those posters were allowed to last a day in that environment.

Definitely. If I had a child attending I would demand them taken down there and then and also a letter of apology explaining why they felt those posters were suitable.

irishgrover · 19-10-2017 10:06AM

A Battered Mars Bar wrote: »

Uh it's halloween. What the feck do you expect. Nice pictures. We've already bred a generation of snowflakes with that crack. It's time to get real again.

you're right, utter snowflake behaviour...
These images are totally appropriate for 2 to 4 year olds....
But why stop there, in babies and snr infants, we should start exposing children to snuff movies…’cause the world is a hard place…
By 3rd and 4th class we should expose them to ISIS beheading videos
By 6th class then should be able to handle rape videos…

If we don’t act urgently we are condemning a generation to be snowflakes :rolleyes:

bucketybuck · 19-10-2017 10:07AM

I think the kids will survive the pictures.

Not so sure they will be unharmed by the screeching from the parents though.

whisky_galore · 19-10-2017 10:10AM

Back in the day, we had a figure of a crucified, near-naked man in the classroom.

Akrasia · 19-10-2017 10:11AM

Now kids, for story time, lets learn about the texas chainsaw massacre

lawred2 · 19-10-2017 10:14AM

doh777 wrote: »

Friend of mine has her 4 year old child attending a montessori school in Kildare.

These are two posters currently up in the school to 'celebrate' Halloween.

Thoughts?

wtf

this is a joke surely

if not - I presume she asked for them to be taken down immediately.

Posters in montessori school for Halloween.

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