Teacher's Day gifts

[mickeyhmh]

We baked cookies, cupcakes last 2 years, this year baking brownies. put in small Glad sandwich bags (colourful ones). This year ‘upgraded’ to tupperwares - small ones that were on offer. Budget $5 or less (for tupper).

[lovexuan85]

I’m getting cupcakes or cakes for the teachers…


Hard to think of special prezzie…

[pinky]

my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

[nissin]

pinky:

my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

:yikes: :salute: , I will not do that...or maybe yes if I m a billionaire tai tai. Hehe

[yqyq]

pinky:

my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

wao...too much :nailbite:

[krazy]

teachers aren't supposed to receive gifts that are too costly. They will need to declare if they do. (But I do wonder how many will) Hence it is easier to give hand made and home made stuff.


Having said that, there are teachers who will decline expensive gifts.

[northernstar]

yqyq:

pinky:

my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

wao...too much :nailbite:

:yikes: wa! to showoff, bribe or curry favor?

[SAHM_TAN]

pinky:

my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

How do the parents know which size to buy for branded shirts /belts?

[SAHM_TAN]

northernstar:

yqyq:

[quote=\"pinky\"]my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

wao...too much :nailbite:

:yikes: wa! to showoff, bribe or curry favor?[/quote]Here's my theory. Not all but maybe for some who are used to such lifestyle, it's auto that they think of such gifts. Maybe to them, it's very normal stuff.

[pinky]

northernstar:

yqyq:

[quote=\"pinky\"]my friend told me when her son was in an elite primary school, parents would give expensive gifts like bird nest products to lady teachers and branded shirts/belts etc for male teachers :yikes:

wao...too much :nailbite:

:yikes: wa! to showoff, bribe or curry favor?[/quote]maybe to showoff but I am sure teachers here are not the type to 'ask' for such expensive gifts, it's the rich parents who tend to go overboard with this