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Previously on "Public schools in Britain"

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  • Bagpuss
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    That's the fella!

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  • Lucifer Box
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    That takes me back, Bagpuss!

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  • Bagpuss
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    Did they beat the accent out of you?

    Kreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeem Boooooooooooooooooooons

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  • Lucifer Box
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    They've also got grammar schools in Birmingham, one of which I attended for a top flight, free education courtesy of the tax payer.

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  • bobsmithldn
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    Surely, if you are uni' educated - like most of us - you can just get the slipper out and if they don't learn at home, use it - that's how we were taught and we're doing okay ...

    AIN'T LIFE GREAT ...

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  • Pondlife
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    Accreditation Pubic Schools

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  • Clog II The Avenger
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    Spilling Missatakes

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  • wobbegong
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    Originally posted by Bagpuss
    You've also got High Wycombe
    . . . and quite frankly you can keep it! A more wretched place you'll have to travel a long way to find (well, maybe to Slough, and the first person to mention 'friendly bombs' can go to tht back of the class).

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  • wendigo100
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    Originally posted by Bagpuss
    You've also got High Wycombe
    Miles away. However, we also have Aylesbury.

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  • lORD lUCAN
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    Originally posted by Francko
    In which country are you? Germany?
    Norway......

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  • Bagpuss
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    Originally posted by wendigo100
    No need, we've got grammar schools in Bucks.
    You've also got High Wycombe

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  • Francko
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    Originally posted by lORD lUCAN

    Although I will coming back to the UK though to do some cheap shopping. Don't want to leave Mr Brown completely high and dry, after all, who's gonna pay for all those asylum seekers !! LOL

    2 months to go !! Can't wait.
    In which country are you? Germany?

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  • lORD lUCAN
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    Originally posted by meridian
    15K for a decent education? It's costing me almost 12k a year just to keep the nipper in nursery, FFS.
    Your gonna love this then, my missus will receive equivalant of £900 pcm for being an " At home mother " and the boy will receive equivalant of 300 pcm for being cared for at home, plus free kinder garden and childcare if she wants it, this applies to them both regardless that I'll be earning equivalant of 75k per year.

    Although I will coming back to the UK though to do some cheap shopping. Don't want to leave Mr Brown completely high and dry, after all, who's gonna pay for all those asylum seekers !! LOL

    2 months to go !! Can't wait.

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  • BlasterBates
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    Here here Bagpuss

    I remember at Uni. some students from good schools really went off the rails, and some of the best students were the ones who'd moved up from their apprenticeship/technician training, probably having been to a not so good school.

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  • wendigo100
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    Originally posted by Francko
    Who sends/is planning to send kids to public schools in Britain?
    No need, we've got grammar schools in Bucks.

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