All About Parent Volunteers (PV)
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BigDevil:
I don't think any principal would like to drink a cup of coffee at the CPIB office. Besides, principal's pay is so attractive, why would he/she want to risk all that ?titank:
Wow like that the Principal would be invited to ICAC drink kopi already! :!:
titank, too much HK serial?
In Singapore, it's CPIB - Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau -
Mummycal:
Not too sure if this is a sensitive question but does anyone know if parents can possibly donate to primary school of their choice and to secure a place?
I heard international schools allow that? But that's also because the expats have loads of $$$$.
For PV, I've heard of some schools who ask parents to provide for certain projects for the school, the parents bear the cost, someone else does the work, and the parents indirectly clock that 40hours. Since Phase 2B is not guaranteed place as well if balloting occurs, imagine the agony of parents who suay suay did not get a place. sigh.... -
asck:
Can get maids to do the SH*T work n parents clock the 40 hours???Mummycal:
Not too sure if this is a sensitive question but does anyone know if parents can possibly donate to primary school of their choice and to secure a place?
I heard international schools allow that? But that's also because the expats have loads of $$$$.
For PV, I've heard of some schools who ask parents to provide for certain projects for the school, the parents bear the cost, someone else does the work, and the parents indirectly clock that 40hours. Since Phase 2B is not guaranteed place as well if balloting occurs, imagine the agony of parents who suay suay did not get a place. sigh....
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Daddy
Can get maids to do the SH*T work n parents clock the 40 hours??? :)[/quote]then the maid's kid will get into Phase 2B instead of the employer's kids ....
asck:
[quote=\"Mummycal\"]Not too sure if this is a sensitive question but does anyone know if parents can possibly donate to primary school of their choice and to secure a place?
I heard international schools allow that? But that's also because the expats have loads of $$$$.
For PV, I've heard of some schools who ask parents to provide for certain projects for the school, the parents bear the cost, someone else does the work, and the parents indirectly clock that 40hours. Since Phase 2B is not guaranteed place as well if balloting occurs, imagine the agony of parents who suay suay did not get a place. sigh.... -
Daddy
Cannot lah. Ah gong ah ma also cannot, not say maid. Some schools only allow one parent to clock for the child, others allow both parents to do so.
Can get maids to do the SH*T work n parents clock the 40 hours???
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verykiasu2010:
Unless the maid is PR.
then the maid's kid will get into Phase 2B instead of the employer's kids .... -
hquek:
Or parent go n sign attendance... then sit there just \"eye power\"... supervise the maid... direct traffic... cut grass...
Cannot lah. Ah gong ah ma also cannot, not say maid. Some schools only allow one parent to clock for the child, others allow both parents to do so.Daddy

Can get maids to do the SH*T work n parents clock the 40 hours???
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verykiasu2010:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
then the maid's kid will get into Phase 2B instead of the employer's kids .... -
NO, NO NO. Itβs mentioned that either parent can do the PV, no maid,
ah gong or ah ma. This is the one time Singaporeans have to roll up their sleeves to do the dirty work. -
LKVM:
Oh dear, we are relying too much on the maid. I've heard of a someone who pays the maid a high salary but that maid is like a mother to the kids - cooking, cleaning, attending parent-teacher meeting and all aspects of child's homework. Er...just wondering who is the mother in this case ?
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: so true.. dunno where our society moving even something to do for our kids also ask maid to do :stupid:verykiasu2010:
then the maid's kid will get into Phase 2B instead of the employer's kids ....
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