A couple of weeks ago, my Year 6 pupils were out on the school field fortheir PE lesson. When they returned to get changed one of the girls -let's call her Donna - found that her glasses had been removed from herbag and broken. The remains were next to her bag and I had no idea whowas responsible.
First of all, I phoned her mum who was angry and demanded that theculprit be caught and severely punished. I agreed to mount aninvestigation and began by getting the caretaker to track down CCTVfootage from the time of the lesson. We watched the tape for around 15minutes - then a breakthrough. A girl who should have been on the fieldwas shown entering the changing rooms.
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