All About Parent Volunteers (PV)
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LeeTaiTai:
Just curious , are most who work as PV here working parents ? How you guys afford the time !! Is it min 80 hrs ? Any min hrs by week ?
I am planning to use my leave, time-off and maybe some saturdays for PVs. Of course, provided such arrangements is acceptable and suits the school. Guess gotta make sacrifices here and there...sigh.... -
LeeTaiTai:
:udawoman:
pssst.. LeeTaiTai, tankee is a daddy
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So sorry Tankee ! You are the man !!
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tyut:
My leave already not enough , do PV sure have to take mc already ! :imdrowning:LeeTaiTai:
Just curious , are most who work as PV here working parents ? How you guys afford the time !! Is it min 80 hrs ? Any min hrs by week ?
I am planning to use my leave, time-off and maybe some saturdays for PVs. Of course, provided such arrangements is acceptable and suits the school. Guess gotta make sacrifices here and there...sigh.... -
LeeTaiTai:
How about unpaid leave?
My leave already not enough , do PV sure have to take mc already ! :imdrowning:
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or split the hours between husband and wife?
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RRMummy:
Yeeha!LeeTaiTai:
:udawoman:
pssst.. LeeTaiTai, tankee is a daddy -
LeeTaiTai:
My leave already not enough , do PV sure have to take mc already ! :imdrowning:
:scared: sshhh... better not let your HR know... this kinda thinking can get you into big trouble.
I suggest you come clean with the school about you being a FTWM. Some schools are very understanding. They can assign PV whom are working parents with assignments that allows you to clock many hours in a stretch. Like if you take half day or one day and clock that 4 - 8hours.
Yes, and like LOLmum suggests, some schools also allows mum and dad to combine contribution to hit the 40 hours. -
Some schools require more than 40 hours for PV so do take note when applying.
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Can i stay > 2km and apply for PV, or do the schools always reject such applications?
I am planning to move within 1 or 2km, but only in 2-3 yrs time, cos my daughter only due for P1 in 2014.
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