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  1. On 06/04/2017 at 14:08, ponklemum said:

    My dd2 will be going to Malvern next week. She's 9 and it's her first residential. I'm wondering if anyone has any dc's around her age that are going? 

    My dd is 11 and also went last year, everybody is so lovely and caring, she will love it xx

  2. My dd is in year 7 on the dance course, and she loves it, the dance course is amazing, and she has come on so much in only one term, she has already done her intermediate foundation ballet exam in November, and performed in the production Oliver, they work them hard but both ballet, tap, modern and academic classes are outstanding and I'm very happy with the school x

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  3. Thanks everyone, to me it seems one rule for one and another rule for someone else, 2 children who do outside activities are both on mds!

    I think for or dc it's quite a stressful time with Oliver, exams and assessments and with pressure from children who are clearly doing extra classes to make them better than other children is not needed when there at vocational school, ballet4boyz you are so right my dd also needs the rest in the evening and in Sunday's - I'm going to contact the school to clarify what we can and cannot do as my dd would also like to do a summer school as it's a long break, - and I don't want to be the one breaking the rules!

  4. Sarahw, yes it is as my dd just don't understand it, and thinks it's my rules, especially when her friends are doing so much out of school, and she had a major meltdown concerning her flexibility, - she thinks she is so bad, but I'm trying to explain to her other students are over stretching to the extreme in out of school classes which makes her look not flexible xx I have a concerned dd xx

  5. Thanks Karen, I'm not alone in my thoughts, I know of a few girls and boys doing lots out of school, - and it just annoys me to know why they are aloud to do it and confuses me to why nothing is done, - and it's not as though it is hidden as it's all over social media, starting to feel that the ones who are following the rules are now at a disadvantage x

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  6. Can someone please clear something up for me:

    In the hammonds parents handbook, it clearly says that your son or daughter can not audition for anywhere else, and clearly says you can not do any competitions or any other classes, - so how can some children at Hammond do lots and lots of outside of school activities, attend other dance schools at the weekend and in the evening and compete in well known competitions, - and also audition year after year at the top schools, I'm a bit confused, or am I just missing something? Or am I just to good following the rules not letting my child do anything else! Please does anyone know?

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