Girl Writes Hilarious Note To Teacher 'From Her Mum' Explaining Why She Must Wear Sunglasses

We have no idea what gave the game away...

You’d usually assume it’d be teenagers forging notes from parents to get out of PE or to fake a reason as to why they haven’t done their homework, but this girl has started the blagging game a lot earlier.

Evelyn, from London, was determined to wear her sunglasses at school and she had a genius idea of how she was gong to be able to make that happen. The resourceful five-year-old wrote a note to her teacher - pretending to be her mum - explaining why she had to wear them.

“Evelyn has hayfever,” she wrote on a bright pink post-it note. “She needs sunglasses.”

We have no idea what gave the game away...

It appears my daughter Evie (5) handed this to her teacher today and said “this is a note from my mum.”
She does not have hayfever. pic.twitter.com/VrMXyK04Mq

— Jon Hillcock (@jonhillcock) May 17, 2018

Evelyn’s dad, Jon Hillcock, posted the note to Twitter on 17 May and got more than 2,000 likes. He also explained that his daughter doesn’t even have hayfever.

Hoping the note would be a success, Evelyn even took her sunglasses in her book-bag, waiting for the go-ahead.

Hillcock’s tweet went down well on Twitter, with most people impressed with Evelyn’s attempt.

If I was Evie's teacher, I'd have allowed her to wear sunglasses

— Lucio Buffone (@thisislucio) May 18, 2018

Instant laugh. For age 5 Evie's handwriting and spelling is excellent did the teacher give her a gold star for it.🤓x

— Joy Clarke (@vancouver14) May 17, 2018

This girl will go along way 👍

— Lisa Ferguson (@lisafergie1970) May 18, 2018

We hope she got to wear her sunnies.

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