The follow-up to stepping on a nail at the school gate

A few days ago, when I was picking up my baby from school, I stepped on a nail on the grass at the gate of the school. At that time, I was too lazy to change my shoes when I went out, so I wore a pair of slippers when I went out. It’s a bit cold in the UK in autumn, and the grass at the entrance of the school is full of leaves, and then my feet hurt a little while I was walking, and I didn’t see anything when I looked down.

After that, I drove to Dawa’s cello teacher’s house, got out of the car, and was severely stabbed. Then I touched it and found that there was a rusty nail (Drawing Pin) under the slippers. Ouch hurts. Bleeding, I called the GP decisively, took a photo and passed it on. Later, the nurse called and asked about the situation, saying that I had three shots of tetanus in 2014, but the booster shot (Booster) that was supposed to be given 5 years later did not work. I called, so I made an appointment to call the next morning.

I thought that the nails might also be stepped on by others, especially children running and jumping at the school gates can easily step on them and get injured, so I sent emails to the school and the city hall.

The school said it was the responsibility of the city government

Thank you kindly for your email. Whereas I am very sorry to hear of this incident, the grass area outside of the school is the responsibility of Cambridgeshire County Council and is therefore maintained by them.

Thank you very much for your email. While I’m sorry to hear about it, the grass outside the school is the responsibility of Cambridgeshire Council and is therefore maintained by them.

The city government also carefully asked if there were any other nails, and then said that if they found it, they could fill in a form online, and the government would send someone to solve it within 7 days.

I am sorry you stepped on a drawing pin. If you do spot others, then please do not hesitate to report it via our webform at: https://ift.tt/amuLoQi

Or alternatively, call us on 01223 457000 and one of our customer service advisors will be happy to make the report for you.

Overall, the school and the city government have a very good attitude. Some netizens said that I have to make a claim. Forget it, this matter itself is not a big deal, and I didn’t suffer much injury. on.

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