Sitting down at my desk after the first school drop-off of the year, I was able only to enjoy a moment of blissful peace before my phone vibrated with messages.
Because a new term sees the school mums’ WhatsApp group burst back into life with gusto.
Up and down the country, these groups are freshly fizzing with activity. And the recent viral social media story dubbed ‘Oreogate’ – centred on a mother’s request in the class group chat that other mums desist from putting biscuits in their children’s lunchboxes because her daughter isn’t allowed them – has lifted the veil on the
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