He has a huge problem

I am quite concerned about your reporting on Day Spring Cambridge. To date not one of your reporters has been to interview Ms Parry. Mr Esterhuizen is a nasty little man, who watches the children at various times of the day ( he looks over the wall) inside the school. I am really concerned for the safety of my children when you have a grown men acting like idiots as was the case yesterday morning (28 January 2015).

Let me tell what this little idiot and his accomplices did. They are so concerned about safety yet they blocked the parking of the flats with cars parked horizontally across , also over where the ‘NO PARKING’ sign is at the flats so , the flat owners could not get out, as well as, parents could not drop their kids off safely. I had to drop my children off in the street. We also had grown men taking photo’s of our children and us without our permission. Is this type of behaviour acceptable from grown men? In this day and age we worry about our children been photographed for some sick (paedephile) wanting to harm our children and it is certainly a worry. Mr Esterhuizen has put round balls on his pavement to stop parents from parking there. When we do drop off and pick up our children, we are there for maybe an hour a day. I would have thought most people are at work then, either Mr Esterhuizen or the people in the flats? If Mr Esterhuizen does not go to work he is obviously bored and needs something to complain about.

With regard to the dogs, Mr Esterhuizen dogs bark. When I drop off or pick up may children I have yet to hear a dog bark. The first time I heard a dog bark in six months was yesterday when my four year old walked on the payment next door to the flats. So is Mr Esterhuizen and the tenants going to block pedestrians from walking on the pavement as it causes the dogs to bark? As you can see Mr Esterhuizen is nit picking, and trying to cause problems.

I trust Ms Parry with my children and their education, as she and her staff, are one of the few people that care about the children’s education. We need more schools that care.