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gift in kind or cash or donations is nothing new..just that its usually a hush-hush affair..no one experienced a new classmate suddenly appear mid-term in their class during their sec-school years? donation amount is staggering..$50k according to my sec-2 classmate whose father 'donated' in order for him to switch to a top school

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gift in kind or cash or donations is nothing new..just that its usually a hush-hush affair..no one experienced a new classmate suddenly appear mid-term in their class during their sec-school years? donation amount is staggering..$50k according to my sec-2 classmate whose father 'donated' in order for him to switch to a top school

 

haha how abt the vietnamese girl LHL said was given scholarship? he said she cldnt even speak english, so how did she get scholarship when our textbooks r in english?

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According to the CHS memo which was forwarded to TR Emeritus (TRE) by a parent, the event is organized by CHS Management Committee, CHS Alumni and the Parent Support Group (PSG).

 

Yeah, I saw that. Organized by Management Committee doesn't mean the gift appeal must have came from them too. There's still room for them to wriggle [laugh]

The original text says "The memo wrote that the PSG Exco is appealing to parents..."

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Wah... your comparison is quite heaven and earth difference and offensive.

 

Is interested to know your POV on the Serene Ong's son hair cut saga?

 

what offensive. A cleaner's job is also honest and important to the well-being of the society. :D

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In return for better grades for PSLE n O level? Give lor.... [laugh] Chinese call it 关系mah...

 

oic so the current trend for pri & sec school is to give small gift

 

then degree level is to give 性关系 :D

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I don't see whats wrong with this ?

 

Firstly, parents are free to decide if they want to sponsor. If you don't want to, then don't bother !

2nd, Gifts are pooled, so you don't know who is gonna get your gift.

3rdly, if you are a teacher, would you be bothered to find out who sponsored the gift you won at a lucky draw ? Even the NUS affair involves more than just $$$ [hur]

 

This is coming from a parent who have 2 kids at CHS. I've never sponsored any present and I have never felt any pressure to sponsor. Its no big deal ! Do my kids get special treatment (or a lack of it) ?? Well, yes, especially being the parent of one "special" student who is don't pay attention in class and is often late in handing in homework, I always get complain calls from the teachers [:p]

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I don't see whats wrong with this ?

 

Firstly, parents are free to decide if they want to sponsor. If you don't want to, then don't bother !

2nd, Gifts are pooled, so you don't know who is gonna get your gift.

3rdly, if you are a teacher, would you be bothered to find out who sponsored the gift you won at a lucky draw ? Even the NUS affair involves more than just $$

 

Part of the Civil Service handbook

 

Civil servants should not receive benefits of any kind from a third party which might reasonably be seen to compromise their personal judgement or integrity. The overriding concern is that the actions of civil servants be above suspicion and not give rise to any actual or potential conflict of interest, and that their dealings with commercial and other interests should bear the closest possible scrutiny.

 

Cash, gift cheques or any vouchers that may be exchanged for cash may not be accepted regardless of the amount.

 

Civil servants may not solicit gifts, directly or indirectly.

 

Civil servants may not approach any business with which they have contact through their official duties seeking sponsorship or support for any club, charitable organisation, association, trade union or other organisation. Heads of Departments/Offices should apply discretion in the application of this rule to instances of very small patronage.

 

 

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Part of the Civil Service handbook

 

Civil servants should not receive benefits of any kind from a third party which might reasonably be seen to compromise their personal judgement or integrity. The overriding concern is that the actions of civil servants be above suspicion and not give rise to any actual or potential conflict of interest, and that their dealings with commercial and other interests should bear the closest possible scrutiny.

 

Cash, gift cheques or any vouchers that may be exchanged for cash may not be accepted regardless of the amount.

 

Civil servants may not solicit gifts, directly or indirectly.

 

Civil servants may not approach any business with which they have contact through their official duties seeking sponsorship or support for any club, charitable organisation, association, trade union or other organisation. Heads of Departments/Offices should apply discretion in the application of this rule to instances of very small patronage.

 

You already mentioned... civil servants may not solicit gifts. The problem here is, none of the teachers did that. It is the SCHOOL that is soliciting. So technically cpib cannot jail the school [:p][laugh] [laugh]

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The driving force behind is the Parent Support Group, and the intention is to appreciate the hardwork put in by the Teachers. What has it got to do "any actual or potential conflict of interest" what-so-ever ??

 

If there are parents who are so kiasu as to think that they are forced to sponsor so that they won't be blacklisted, then who do they have to blame ??

 

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2weeks ago, Nan YXXX primary school organise dinner for the parents.

Per pax S$200 or per table S$2000.

 

 

but has already converted to independent school right? so no issue :D

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