write a formal letter to the eca teacher for getting permission to change eca (extra curriculum activity )
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Explanation:
The most popular extra curricular activities that take place after-school can get booked up very rapidly. Since schools offer a huge range of extra curricular activities, children can be encouraged to 'switch' classes to attend an activity that does have availability - if your child wanted to play tennis, he or she might be convinced that badminton would be equally fun, for example.
But sometimes your child might be particularly keen to enrol on an extra curricular activity, or might have a special talent that you believe needs to be developed in a non-classroom setting. In this instance, you may want to write a letter to a school to request that your child is given a place at this activity, and that's what this article will look at.
What Kinds of Extra-Curricular Clubs Might be Best?
Nowadays a lot of schools offer 'extended school services' which are designed to help parents to 'extend' their working day and to balance work and family commitments, as well as helping children with their studies and encouraging them to take up a wider range of hobbies and interests. In this case your children will be able to enjoy the school's facilities to take part in clubs such as sports squads, learn skills like website-making in information and communications technology club or improve school skills, particularly writing and maths ability.