If you are a parent of a musical child who takes exams or if you are a music teacher, what do you think would be the right course of action here (minor moral dilemma):
I'm a piano teacher. My pupil sat an exam last term which he passed.
(I do all the exam entries for my pupils which is a time-consuming process nowadays. I don't charge my pupils for the time I spend doing this.)
The exam board have, in error, refunded the exam fee to me for this exam that has been taken and results received. I have been in touch with the exam board but they have told me to keep the refund 'as a gesture of goodwill'.
Should I:
a) give the refund to the pupil's parent
b) keep the refund and see it as covering some of the time I've spent doing the admin for entering pupils for exams this year
c) split the refund between myself and the pupil
d) give the money to charity