Should money for creative activities (songs, dances, crafts, theater) come from the shared fund or b…

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Should money for creative activities (songs, dances, crafts, theater) come from the shared fund or be collected separately if only half the kids are participating? In other words, the performance or final result belongs to the whole group, even if not every child is involved.
My child started at a regular school, but we're occasionally offered a spot at a private school with…
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Katerina
from the whole group if you submitted normally. if it's 500 rubles, go get it
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Ivanova anna
Separately, of course. We always collect separately for things like fairy tales and theater. Not all children attend the performance, and some don't go to daycare on the day of the performance. Not everyone contributes to the fund, but their children do go to performances.
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Kseniya
Yes, you can use the shared fund. I just wouldn't count a trip to the theater as part of that.
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Yulenka
It's okay, it's the group's fund.
We have one collection per year, and everything is 'turnkey', we don't pay anything extra.
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Kristina
We don't use it for that, I can't even imagine where public money would go there.
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Ekaterina Grebneva
Kristina Suits, director's fees, etc.
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Kristina
Kristina We are provided with costumes, and the music director acts as the director. Of course, we don't have that kind of scale.
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Abramova Yuliya
Always took from the general.
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Abramova Yuliya
Abramova Yuliya If it's a play, only the one going will give it up.
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Ekaterina Grebneva
Kristina Unfortunately, they decided to buy and pay for it here. Not everyone agrees, of course. That's why the question came up.
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Kristina
Kristina I would also be against it if my child wasn't involved, but I would have to pay for other people's costumes.
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Gaynullina Liliya
Everything is separate. Each month, the teacher sends a report on the number of extra classes attended, and theaters and other activities are listed separately. There's also a general fund for modeling clay, paints, toys, etc., which everyone contributes to equally. Additionally, the parent committee has a budget for gifts for the children and teachers.
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Katya
Everyone organizes their own costumes. For the theater, everyone also pays for their own ticket, and if crafts aren't for the whole group, then everyone's on their own. What kind of nonsense is this? The common fund covers stationery, cleaning supplies, thematic decorations for the group, shoe covers, art supplies, and other stuff.
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Valeriya
If the expenses are high but not everyone is participating, it makes sense to announce a separate collection for these needs. Other parents don't want to pay for someone else.
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Ekaterina Pospelova
From the common fund, only what is bought for everyone contributing money - gifts, study materials, etc.
Theaters and everything else that is paid for optionally by those who wish. That's how we do it.
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