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With Teachers’ Day approaching, gift shopping will soon be on every parent’s to-do list. But this year, why not skip the usual flowers and mugs in favour of something different? FairPrice offers a surprising selection of unique options perfect for the occasion. We’ve shortlisted five ideas to inspire you. The bonus? Shop on the FairPrice app, and your purchases could arrive in just two days!

English Tea Shop Organic Tea – Chamomile Lavender

Handling children daily can be stressful. This soothing tea makes for a relaxing drink after a long day. And with such pretty packaging, no wrapping is necessary!

Double Lock Water Bottle

All that talking during classes can lead to a dry and irritated throat. A quality water bottle is a great way to help your child’s teacher stay hydrated. This BPA-free, leak-proof bottle is both portable and lightweight — ideal for those on the go.

Mr Bean Soy Granola – Cranberry Pumpkin Seeds

Not your regular granola bar, this contains soya pulp for added fibre and protein, and is a good choice for a quick snack or an energy boost between classes. Plus, it’s dairy-free and vegetarian-friendly. Also available in Chocolate, Blueberry Pistachio and Earl Grey flavours.

Brand’s Essence of Chicken – Original

This immunity and focus-boosting supplement isn’t just for kids preparing for exams! If you’re on a budget, unbox this and gift a single bottle to each teacher. To make your present even more thoughtful, add items like wet wipes and hand sanitisers to create a complete care pack! 

FairPrice Group Gift Vouchers

Available in $5, $10 or $20 denominations, these practical gifts can be purchased at all FairPrice stores and are redeemable at all FairPrice, Cheers, FairPrice Xpress, Unity and Warehouse Club stores. You can also buy digital E-Gift Vouchers from the FairPrice Group app or online.

Here’s how to choose a gift that’s both meaningful and appropriate for teachers.

  • Consider food allergies and dietary restrictions: Be mindful of potential food allergies and dietary restrictions like halal requirements. If unsure, choose non-food items.
  • Avoid big and bulky items: Small, lightweight gifts are easier for your child to carry to school and for the recipients to bring home, too.  
  • Opt for group gifts as an alternative: Instead of individual presents, a group gift like a fruit basket can be placed in the staff pantry and shared among all the teachers.
  • Stick to thoughtful, affordable gifts: For teachers in the Civil Service, gifts valued at $50 or more must be declared, and cash gifts are prohibited. Guidelines may vary for preschools and private institutions.

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