All About Parent Volunteers (PV)
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tohwei:
... when is your sometime back which year is your kid going to be register for pri one this is essential info
my kid was born in Monkey Year (registration 2011??) and the first contact I made was about 2 months' ago. If I am not wrong, most schools attend to PV application as early as this June, but some starts late till next Jan. but I also understand from school's reply to me that early submission of application won't give me an edge, coz they will collate all applications at the end of the period, then decide. -
gajidouma:
Most school when you apply they take you as volunteer except for certain branded school.tohwei:
... when is your sometime back which year is your kid going to be register for pri one this is essential info
my kid was born in Monkey Year (registration 2011??) and the first contact I made was about 2 months' ago. If I am not wrong, most schools attend to PV application as early as this June, but some starts late till next Jan. but I also understand from school's reply to me that early submission of application won't give me an edge, coz they will collate all applications at the end of the period, then decide. -
jedamum:
Thanks alot Jedamum.. I get the \"real\" picture now.. This's really tough especially the part about buying a property near that school...I really need to think through what i could/ should be doing in the coming 2 years to get a good school for my deardear son ..Hi,
you should read about St Hilda's http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=452&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=45 case. The parent did PV. The parent reside outside 2km. During Phase 2B, the response is overwhelming (in such case, priority is given based on distance, and if demand exceed supply for each of these distance category, balloting may be carried out). Only all of those residing within 2km got in....ie the parent is unsuccessful. She had no chance in securing a place in Phase 2C as usually balloting required within 1km in Phase 2C. -
Hi all,
We are doing PV at West Grove, one hour a week of recess duty. So in order to complete 40 hours, we need to do 40 weeks.
My question is: Are we able to do 40 weeks ? After deducting the school holidays, are there 40 weeks of study before the cut off date ? -
tamarind:
RIGHTFULLY should be able to , but should there is any ad hoc perhaps you can offer your service .Hi all,
We are doing PV at West Grove, one hour a week of recess duty. So in order to complete 40 hours, we need to do 40 weeks.
My question is: Are we able to do 40 weeks ? After deducting the school holidays, are there 40 weeks of study before the cut off date ? -
tohwei:
Better to take up ad hoc voluntary work as well. Don't forget that there are also public holidays or other school holidays like marking day, etc.
RIGHTFULLY should be able to , but should there is any ad hoc perhaps you can offer your service .tamarind:
Hi all,
We are doing PV at West Grove, one hour a week of recess duty. So in order to complete 40 hours, we need to do 40 weeks.
My question is: Are we able to do 40 weeks ? After deducting the school holidays, are there 40 weeks of study before the cut off date ? -
Bishan_mum, towei,
Thanks for your advise
Actually I wanted to do ad hoc to reach 40 hours faster. But the person in charge at the school said that since we committed to 1 hour a week, we must finish the 40 weeks. Even if we do ad hoc and completed 40 hours, we still have to do those 40 hours of recess duty we committed.
But I just found out there is one public holiday that falls on Wednesday on which we need to do our duty. So I better call them to see if we can do more. -
tamarind:
wow, sounds like itz nt tat ez to hit 40hrs then...let alone 80hrs for branded schools...usually the adhoc only couple of hrs too?dun haf many hrs type like more than 5-6hrs?Bishan_mum, towei,
Thanks for your advise
Actually I wanted to do ad hoc to reach 40 hours faster. But the person in charge at the school said that since we committed to 1 hour a week, we must finish the 40 weeks. Even if we do ad hoc and completed 40 hours, we still have to do those 40 hours of recess duty we committed.
But I just found out there is one public holiday that falls on Wednesday on which we need to do our duty. So I better call them to see if we can do more. -
tamarind:
you mean you do recess for wed afternoon, i think because too many volunteers, don;t know how to allocate imagine have to come every week once and one hour only also ask about sports day, whether can help, if you can try volunteer other school actuallly xingnan is good except a bit farBishan_mum, towei,
Thanks for your advise
Actually I wanted to do ad hoc to reach 40 hours faster. But the person in charge at the school said that since we committed to 1 hour a week, we must finish the 40 weeks. Even if we do ad hoc and completed 40 hours, we still have to do those 40 hours of recess duty we committed.
But I just found out there is one public holiday that falls on Wednesday on which we need to do our duty. So I better call them to see if we can do more. -
deardear07:
wow, sounds like itz nt tat ez to hit 40hrs then...let alone 80hrs for branded schools...usually the adhoc only couple of hrs too?dun haf many hrs type like more than 5-6hrs?tamarind:
Bishan_mum, towei,
Thanks for your advise
Actually I wanted to do ad hoc to reach 40 hours faster. But the person in charge at the school said that since we committed to 1 hour a week, we must finish the 40 weeks. Even if we do ad hoc and completed 40 hours, we still have to do those 40 hours of recess duty we committed.
But I just found out there is one public holiday that falls on Wednesday on which we need to do our duty. So I better call them to see if we can do more.
under moe 40hrs is essential no restrictions on time frame to be completed no such thing except that 40hrs must be complete by 30th June 2009 for 2010 regsitration 30th june 2010 for 2011 regsitration that;s all
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