No Lady_Rin, I mean neither, and I'm sorry if my English can make people confused. You see, lately, the education minister has changed the policy of schools : having Saturdays as a "family" day - meaning that Saturaday is not a school activity day - the school has very little time to teach the students. Futhermore, students have remedial lessons after school, and a compulsory co-curricular activity(CCA) that may last till 5 to 6 pm. The students, after going through a long day, has to go through another round of learning things. The students have no choice but to attend the tuition, or else their parents' money will go down the drain, even if they don't want to go for it.
I was trying to symphatise with those students that have to go through this, as they seem to have no freedom, and I find that this is not letting them have this "freedom" is not really fair. If just 1 day in school is tiring (including after-school activity), think about students who have to go to tuition immediately after school, it'd be worse.
EDIT: I just noticed that my CCA is at the afternoon, and, being in a uniformed group, I get dismissed at 5, close to 6. If those students live rather far, and reach home, they might be facing their tuition teacher..... and homework which they have not yet done. Then finishing everything up, some of them may sleep at 12 midnight, waking up at 5 or 6 in the morning to go to school.
PS. This may get worse during the exams