My daughter, 5, walked out of school and turned up at B&M half a mile away

A MUM has told of her fury after her five-year-old daughter walked half-a-mile alone to the B&M where she works after leaving school alone.

Talor Hartshorne was on shift at the store in Batley, West Yorkshire, last Tuesday when she suddenly spotted little Maisie Glynn.

The schoolgirl, who is in Year One, had left the grounds of of Batley Parish Junior, Infant and Nursery School during the lunch break.

And when Talor returned the youngster to classes, she learned the school hadn't even noticed Maisie was missing.

"It's disgusting to have allowed that to happen," Talor told Dewsbury Reporter.

"She's only five years old.

"It was very lucky that I was in a place that she has visited before."

Talor says she will now take her daughter out of the school altogether.

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Headteacher Philip Sunter said: “The safety of all of our pupils is always our number one priority and we are thoroughly investigating how this was able to happen.

"I would like to reassure all parents that this is an isolated incident and something we are taking incredibly seriously.”

Elsewhere, another mum was left mortified after her son submitted a very embarrassing story to his school about how his dad has “saved her".

The little boy accidentally told his teachers about his parents' sex life in his homework.

And parents have blasted a "trashy" mum for letting her toddler watch Fifty Shades of Grey.

She was criticised after her Facebook post was widely shared on Reddit.

And a psychologist has revealed why your child being mature for their age could be a red flag.

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