If my child is in a sport that is not being offered by the school (and taking part in competitions), must he still take part in a CCA? How can the school support him in his sport?

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If my child is in a sport that is not being offered by the school (and taking part in competitions), must he still take part in a CCA?  How can the school support him in his sport?

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For students pursuing a programme with an External Sports Association or a Club, parent may write in to the HOD CCA to request for the child to be exempted from certain CCA sessions/make alternative arrangement for CCA days. Parent can work with HOD CCA if more support is required.

If my child is in a sport that is not being offered by the school (and taking part in competitions), must he still take part in a CCA? How can the school support him in his sport?

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