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It's only 3 weeks, and I get very little opportunity to talk to the chaperone. Dd is also adamant that she doesn't want me to talk to her - she says I can only speak to the childcare manager (who I never see), and I don't want her worrying about that on her first night. I think knowing she's support...

Oh I can relate fartoomuchtodo, I've chaperoned for their stage school several times, and have certainly had to be authoritative with them (the noise!!!) But...this chaperone wasn't just being authoritative / strict from how its been described - my dd is a teachers pet, and I think the chaperone's a...

Thanks talyab, guess there's always going to be a few like that, and i always try to remember it's a chance to learn about how to cope with the not-so-nice people in the world. just a shame they don't screen for this when recruiting chaperones!!

A rare-poster looking for a bit of advice here... Dd is rehearsing for a pro stage show just week, her first pro stage (tho she has had some fab TV experience). We have to drop and pickup at the stage door - which is different to TV where parents are often encouraged to chaperone - but I'm getting t...

Hi everyone First time poster, feeling nervous :? Just wondering if anyone knows if there are any licensing differences for children living in Scotland vs England. And also, how many hours can children generally work per dat when it's a longer film / series project, e.g. 9-10 weeks? I've tried looki...