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should working class people go to private school?
Yes why not. Many working class people are clever so should be allowed into private school like Eton.
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Reply 1
brasil85
Yes why not. Many working class people are clever so should be allowed into private school like Eton.
yes but have you ever considered wether they want to go to some posh snobby private school?
no offence to posh snobby ppl!
Reply 2
brasil85
OP
Yes why not. Would you say no. If you won a place at s Norwich school or Rugby school would you say no.
Reply 3
brasil85
OP
Working class people need help ok so why not give them the best.
Reply 4
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brasil85
Yes why not. Would you say no. If you won a place at s Norwich school or Rugby school would you say no.
I would say;
Can I afford it?
Reply 5
brasil85
OP
The father should pay for it
Reply 6
brasil85
OP
Working class are different to me. I don't know any working class but would like to meet some. From places up north
Reply 7
brasil85
Working class are different to me. I don't know any working class but would like to meet some. From places up north
I would not want to go to a snobby school, I got a good education where i went why should I pay for an education that i would get anyway
Reply 8
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LadyFadge
I would not want to go to a snobby school, I got a good education where i went why should I pay for an education that i would get anyway
Private school education is good but, it is obviously the reserve of the rich, which does not make the all the schools stuck up. Nevertheless, I think Grammar schools are the way to go for bright working class ppl
Reply 9
brasil85
Yes why not. Many working class people are clever so should be allowed into private school like Eton.
are you obesessed with private schools and posh people?
Reply 10
There is nothing wrong with being working class, its just like masterbating, perfeclty aceptable but nothing you want to be prowd of. You also get celluse on your hand, ha ha ha (LOL)
Reply 11
I go to a state sixth form in a school that is in a very posh middle class area. There are 2 main private schools around and in the 'A' level rankings for our area, my school is placed between the two of them - one having better results and one having worse, the private school being an academically selective from age 11!
My point in thats some comprehensives can be really good, even better that some private schools. There are some exceptional students at my school and if I had paid for an aducation at one of the nearby private schools (which are also very good schools) then I could be getting a worse education than im already getting for free - and that is only looking at the academic benefits!
My point in thats some comprehensives can be really good, even better that some private schools. There are some exceptional students at my school and if I had paid for an aducation at one of the nearby private schools (which are also very good schools) then I could be getting a worse education than im already getting for free - and that is only looking at the academic benefits!
Reply 12
brasil85
Working class are different to me. I don't know any working class but would like to meet some. From places up north
Is there something wrong with us northerners?
Reply 13
theone
Is there something wrong with us northerners?
nice 1 i was waiting for some 1 to ask that question i thought i was the only person from up north for a minute!! lol
nothing like stereotyping with this lot!!
Reply 14
brasil85
Working class are different to me. I don't know any working class but would like to meet some. From places up north
Is this come sort of slur on working class people from the north?
Brasil85, you are an idiot, the fact you don't "know" any working class people and then make a judgement on them (us) is showing prejudice.
I believe that your narrow view of "the father should pay" is completely blind, they are such thing as circumstance in the real world, and not wishful thinking of caviar supper with polo on a sunday.
You are an idiot, what occupation do you think "working class people" have, and what about the range of income?
Your generalisations make me sick, they make me think of stupid people with posh accents, living off "daddy's money", and he was probably living off his dad's money too.
IDIOT!!
Reply 15
gayboy09
Is this come sort of slur on working class people from the north?
Brasil85, you are an idiot, the fact you don't "know" any working class people and then make a judgement on them (us) is showing prejudice.
I believe that your narrow view of "the father should pay" is completely blind, they are such thing as circumstance in the real world, and not wishful thinking of caviar supper with polo on a sunday.
You are an idiot, what occupation do you think "working class people" have, and what about the range of income?
Your generalisations make me sick, they make me think of stupid people with posh accents, living off "daddy's money", and he was probably living off his dad's money too.
IDIOT!!
Brasil85, you are an idiot, the fact you don't "know" any working class people and then make a judgement on them (us) is showing prejudice.
I believe that your narrow view of "the father should pay" is completely blind, they are such thing as circumstance in the real world, and not wishful thinking of caviar supper with polo on a sunday.
You are an idiot, what occupation do you think "working class people" have, and what about the range of income?
Your generalisations make me sick, they make me think of stupid people with posh accents, living off "daddy's money", and he was probably living off his dad's money too.
IDIOT!!
i totally agree with u!!
Reply 16
15
From the people I seen from private schools (like brasil85), I actually feel sorry for them...it's a shame that these schools are making people into these kinds of idiots.
I would never want to go to a private school whether someone paid for me or not.
I would never want to go to a private school whether someone paid for me or not.
Reply 17
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brasil85
Working class are different to me. I don't know any working class but would like to meet some. From places up north
In your previous posts you've said that your best friend is working class - make your mind up. Besides, you're only posting here to wind people up - I can't believe there are actually people out there with the opinions you profess.
Not all of us from private school are snobby losers like this one!
Reply 18
brasil85
Working class are different to me. I don't know any working class but would like to meet some. From places up north
want working class? step out your front door
do you come from one of these aristocratic families or just have lots of money? You live in Norwich - so does "up north" mean these people in Manchester and Newcastle and farmers, who you posh snobs probably look down on?
Reply 19
Helenia
Not all of us from private school are snobby losers like this one!
yeah but a lot probably are
is your school just a private one or one with selection based on ability?
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