Need comment on paying for CCA
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Funz:
CCA and anything outside of regular curriculum, I don't mind paying.
Ya, agree with it was something we want her to take up, so we just paid. But then, every CCA in her school cost at least $165 and above.. Tsk tsk. :lol: Is that a norm in pri schs?autumn82:
[quote=\"sleepy\"]
I don't mind paying if it's an enrichment that I would like her to take up anyway eg. Maths Olympiad training and it's definitely much cheaper to co-pay in school than to go externally for the same course
Can't say the same for orchestra though. Theory taught was a mess. Fingering taught was a mess. Withdrawn my dd from CCA and engage a private teacher instead. So I guess I can't be a cheapo afterall
Even for her PE lessons, the sch brought external vendors in, so no choice have to pay another $220.
I don't wanna think abt the overseas immersion in her later years... :lol:
But to have to pay for PE? Why do they need external vendors for PE?[/quote]To excite, experience & enrich them :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: -
autumn82:
To excite, experience & enrich them :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:[/quote] :idea:
CCA and anything outside of regular curriculum, I don't mind paying.Funz:
[quote=\"autumn82\"]
Ya, agree with it was something we want her to take up, so we just paid. But then, every CCA in her school cost at least $165 and above.. Tsk tsk. :lol: Is that a norm in pri schs?
Even for her PE lessons, the sch brought external vendors in, so no choice have to pay another $220.
I don't wanna think abt the overseas immersion in her later years... :lol:
But to have to pay for PE? Why do they need external vendors for PE?
So this is what they mean by teach less learn more. -
Funz:
:idea:
To excite, experience & enrich them :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:autumn82:
[quote=\"Funz\"]
CCA and anything outside of regular curriculum, I don't mind paying.
But to have to pay for PE? Why do they need external vendors for PE?
So this is what they mean by teach less learn more.[/quote]and pay more :lol: -
autumn82:
and pay more :lol:[/quote]I don't mind to pay for gymnastics as PE lessons. How many PE teachers can teach gymnastics?
:idea:Funz:
[quote=\"autumn82\"]
To excite, experience & enrich them :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
So this is what they mean by teach less learn more. -
tumeric:
My dd had Gymnastics for PE in p1-p3 in her school. Yes, the PE teachers were qualified to teach. They actually identify the gym girls from there. We didn't pay extra. Then p4-p6 they do track/field n again they identify suitable girls fr there for school team.
I don't mind to pay for gymnastics as PE lessons. How many PE teachers can teach gymnastics?
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