Given that football is not offered as a High School CCA, may my child train competitively with an external football academy and count that as his CCA?

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External training programmes cannot be recognised as a school CCA. At the High School level, the range of CCAs offered is determined by available staff, facilities and programme sustainability. Football is currently offered at the JC level.

Given that football is not offered as a High School CCA, may my child train competitively with an external football academy and count that as his CCA?

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