«Breaking Pic News» Cornwall teacher sends letters with ‘jitter glitter’ for scared kids

A mother has revealed how her four-year-old daughter's teacher sent the youngster and her classmates a heartwarming letter to reassure them ahead of their first day at school. 

Jayne Hardy, an author from Cornwall, took to Twitter to post the adorable note sent to little Peggy ahead of her big day later this week.

The letter contained a packet of  nerve-soothing 'jitter glitter' and a hand-written note encouraging them to sprinkle it under their pillows the night before.

Speaking to Femail, Jayne said: 'We're both understandably nervous about this next stage of her life but receiving this comforted and reassured us both that Peggy is starting school with an incredibly understanding and thoughtful teacher. 

'She's gone from being a bit timid to starting school, to looking forward to it and that's magical for us as her parents'.  

Jayne Hardy, an author from Cornwall, took to Twitter to post the adorable note sent to her 4-year-old daughter Peggy by her teacher ahead of her first day at her Cornish school this week

'Peggy was delighted to receive some post too, it's not often that she does so when the postman arrived and we told her there was a letter for her, she was really excited.' 

Taking to Twitter, Jayne shared a snap of the letter typed on star-embellished paper with the caption: 'Crying! Peggy's new teacher is so bloody kind'.

And posting the picture of the touching poem, she tweeted: 'Peggy is starting school this week and has just received a letter from her teacher with a bag of 'jitter glitter' to put under her pillow to help with any nerves she might have.'

An enclosed poem explained:  'An extract from the poem read: 'The day before school we all get the jitters down deep, making it really hard for us to fall asleep.

The letter, addressed to the youngster, contained a packet of glitter aimed to reassure children feeling anxious ahead of the new school year

'So here is some jitter glitter, it’s really quite cool, it’s something to help you be rested and ready for school.  

'The glitter will help you sleep through the night, letting you wake up feeling fresh and bright.'

Praising the poem, Jayne added: 'I can't get over how thoughtful this is', quickly garnering dozens of likes and comments. 

Taking to the thread, one mother revealed she would be doing the same thing, writing: 'My little girl, called Nyla Clair-Peggy, is going into year two and really nervous

Taking to the thread, one mother revealed she would be doing the same thing, writing: 'My little girl, called Nyla Clair-Peggy, is going into year two and really nervous.

'I shall defo be making something similar for tomorrow night! Thank you for sharing (sic).' 

Another added: 'Ah how sweet is that! Good luck for you and your little one this week. Sending you both lots of blanket hugs'. 

Joking, another fan wrote: 'Peggy, make sure you spread it everywhere, your mum will love clearing it up', with Jayne hitting back with 'or her daddy!'. 

Jitter Glitter poem 

The night before school is exciting and fun,

With so many things that just have to be done,

Your clothes are all ready, your shoes are too,

And your classroom is ready with fun thing to do.

There are so many questions that go through your mind,

All types of thoughts, some of every kind.

The day before school we all get the jitters down deep,

Making it really hard for us to fall asleep.

So here is some jitter glitter, it’s really quite cool,

It’s something to help you be rested and ready for school.

Just sprinkle the glitter under your pillow in bed,

The night before school starts when you lay down your head.

The glitter will help you sleep through the night,

Letting you wake up feeling fresh and bright.

We’ll sprinkle the glitter under our pillows too,

And remember we can’t wait for school so we can see you.

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Main photo article A mother has revealed how her four-year-old daughter’s teacher sent the youngster and her classmates a heartwarming letter to reassure them ahead of their first day at school. 
Jayne Hardy, an author from Cornwall, took to Twitter to post the adorable note sent to little Peggy ahead of her ...

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