text: With all that being said, many arguments arise. One popular argument is parents may not have the time to drop their child off at their club. The easy solution to this problem is that schools most likely have at least one after-school club that seems appealing for that child, which is very convenient because your child is at school anyways, so being dropped off is not necessary. Also, if your specific sport or club is not offered at your school, there is a very high chance that someone else does the same activity, and you can carpool together. Another argument is children may not have time to participate in a club due to homework. Because of this argument, many clubs allow you to complete your homework during their session time, or are only about an hour long, still giving you time to finish your homework at home. Lastly, some parents argue that they do not want to pay for their child to do an activity. Although some sports can be pricey, most school activities just have a small registration fee. Some clubs are even free!