Hahahahaha I threw up in the chapel of my prestigious private school, but not before heckling the school chaplain.
He started out on Our Father I interjected with "Wanna hear one about my father" then I chundered in a hymn book before slamming it closedThe only reason I didn't get expelled was because they'd never caught someone so young drinking before. I got 6 (the cane) suspended, & the cruel part was no parties before Xmas
Got my education after leaving school, paying my dues even as we speak
Aah the joys of a mis-spent youth & having 2 teenage kids![]()
Holy thread-dredge Batman.
Originally Posted by Mully
I went to a private school and boarded... What you describe above is very very blind sighted.![]()
Mentors and first class teachers? Yep
Full schedule? Yep
Scary religious crap? Yep
No drugs or alcohol or sex or partying? You do realise out of a 24 hour day... not that much is taken up. Plenty of time for many things. Besides having a teenager not experiment with alcohol, drugs, sex etc and they'll grow up a complete twat. Like those bloody bible bashers that do nothing but picket about the upcoming annihilation of humanity by their god. LIFE WELL SPENT!
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no kids myself yet, but I wont be sending my kids to a private school forseveral reasons, one being finances. Im sure some will argue that a private schooloffers a slightly better education, but my response to that is that it is MY responsibility to ensure that my children get agood education. That (to me) does not mean paying extra for a school with a good rep, it means becoming actively involved, reading the letters that come home,helping with homework, encouraging extra study, having discussions with the kids about issues and topics they are currently studying. While I might not be a world class teacher, I cant help but feel that any shortfall in the education provided by a public school as opposed to a private school, will be covered by maintaining an active interest, and providing my children with the skills and experience of analysing, discussing and disecting the information that is made available to them. Not all of our worlds most 'successful' (however you choose to define it) or wealthy people even went to college, or did particularly well at school, so Im a little les concerned with some arbitrary idea of a particular school model having a 'better' image.
That's just my personal opinion, nothing against those who give the opportunity of private schooling to their children!!![]()
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