How posh was your school?

[original PM]

14....

jeez some of you guys are posh - no wonder you went contracting.

Must be easy to not have to worry about a regular income when daddy pays for everything.

[vetran]

It does seem odd suggesting sports fields make it posh for us when most of them were sold off in my adult years.

[LondonManc]

I had my man answer it for me. 31 apparently.

[northernladuk]

If you left school being able to spell posh round my parts you went to a posh school

[original PM]

If you left school being able to spell posh round my parts you went to a posh school

Yeah same here if the only record you had when you left was 7 inches of round plastic with a hole in the middle you had done well (or not depending on who you were talking to!)

[suityou01]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/sophiegadd/h...as-your-school

12 for me, but my school had ramparts!

"Your school was not very posh. It might have had the odd posh feature, like a sports field or other facilities that weren’t a crumbling wreck, but it was mostly pretty normal."

5. Although the DofE group was just an excuse to bunk off and get stoned.

[DimPrawn]

It does seem odd suggesting sports fields make it posh for us when most of them were sold off in my adult years.

My "school" had a sports field until they realised they could sell it off to Barratt Homes and it became a high density housing estate instead.

[EternalOptimist]

9 'You are a chav. now foxtrot Oscar , chav'

[gables]

You ticked off 27 out of 51 on this list!
Your school was fairly posh. A lot of your friends probably had double-barrelled surnames.

Also my school is currently on ITV in a programme call The Class Divide - that's how posh I am

[LondonManc]

You ticked off 27 out of 51 on this list!
Your school was fairly posh. A lot of your friends probably had double-barrelled surnames.

Also my school is currently on ITV in a programme call The Class Divide - that's how posh I am

Double-barrelled surnames just means your parents aren't married. How we mocked that common oik Farquhar Foxley-Smythe.