Controversial influencer Sarah's Day slams her son's school after she was scolded for pulling the six-year-old out of classes for a family trip to Fiji
The lifestyle YouTuber, 32, whose real name is Sarah Stevenson, is currently on a lavish getaway for her mother's 60th birthday.
But it seems things went awry on the first day of their holiday as the mother-of-three received an email from her son's school saying he 'wasn't approved' to go on leave.
Sarah shared the ordeal with her followers as she posted a posting a photo of her boys Fox and Malakai, three, watching a performance in Fiji.
'When Foxy's school emails you and says his "leave hasn't been approved" and it's important for him to be at school learning,' she wrote in the caption.
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But Sarah's commentary on the matter didn't end there, as she later uploaded another series of videos calling out the school.
'A few weeks ago before we left for Fiji, I had to apply for leave [at the school] if you're going for more than three days, so I did that,' Sarah explained.
'I filled in this extended leave form. I talked to the receptionist and she said, "You just have to send us proof of your flights." So, I sent in proof of my flights.
'They responded via email saying "sweet we've got everything we need for this getaway." I said this is [Fox's] grandma's 60th trip. It's really important.
'He's only missing five days of school. Anyway, day one of the trip I get an email back. We're at the airport, and it says Fox's leave hasn't been approved.
'Yes, I want him to learn how to read and write and be in a classroom, but I haven't pulled him out of school for a month.
'Anyway, whatever. I responded and I was like, "Okay, well we're at the airport. Thanks I guess." Whatever. Love school.'
Sarah and her husband Kurt Tilse welcomed their third child together last year.
But it seems things went awry on the first day of their holiday as the mother-of-three received an email from her son's school saying he 'wasn't approved' to go on leave
She shared photographs from her at-home labour on her Stories at the time, writing in the caption: 'And so it began.'
In the Polaroid pictures, Sarah could be seen cradling her baby bump as she sat on an exercise ball and drank a hot beverage.
Another picture showed her in labour at her home as she leaned on her couch while she was supported by a midwife.
A final black-and-white picture featured her two older sons smiling as she documented her third baby boy's arrival.
Sarah and Kurt named their third son Harlow Judah.
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