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#44
(Original post by Lord Huntroyde)
She(?) was very stubborn.
She(?) was very stubborn.
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#45
(Original post by ~Sam~)
Hey, you've been here a long time, do you know how i can make it so that replies to my postd don't get emailed to me? It's really starting to annoy me! Grr here's another one...
Hey, you've been here a long time, do you know how i can make it so that replies to my postd don't get emailed to me? It's really starting to annoy me! Grr here's another one...
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#47
(Original post by Lord Huntroyde)
It'll be somewhere on the options of your user cp.
It'll be somewhere on the options of your user cp.
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#48
(Original post by TIGTIG)
I'm not stuborn ha its genetic
I'm not stuborn ha its genetic
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#49
(Original post by TIGTIG)
Really what grammer school do you know of as being free?
public schools are free.Why do you think government take taxations.public school is a state institution.duh.
Really what grammer school do you know of as being free?
public schools are free.Why do you think government take taxations.public school is a state institution.duh.
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#50
Just to clarify (and answer the original question)
Independant (Public/Private schools)
and
State Secondary Schools
Independant (Public/Private schools)
and
State Secondary Schools
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#51
(Original post by Blamps)
My grammar is free
My grammar is free
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#52
(Original post by yawn1)
I would like to point out that although the original concept of grammar schools was to provide an education for the bright progeny of working class (i.e. poor) this no longer is the case. The overwhelming majority of pupils at state grammar schools come from the middle classes who can afford to pay for their offspring to go to private prep schools or private tutors to carm for the 11+. This is why all state grammars should be forced to become all-ability schools or opt out of state education and become fee-paying if they wish to retain selection.
I would like to point out that although the original concept of grammar schools was to provide an education for the bright progeny of working class (i.e. poor) this no longer is the case. The overwhelming majority of pupils at state grammar schools come from the middle classes who can afford to pay for their offspring to go to private prep schools or private tutors to carm for the 11+. This is why all state grammars should be forced to become all-ability schools or opt out of state education and become fee-paying if they wish to retain selection.
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