We will have to make secondary school applications for dd1 this autumn. We looked at quite a few last year, and made a provisional shortlist. Our first and second choices would involve travelling from our house just outside zone 1 against the flow of commuter traffic to zone 2 or three. Our other choice (good, well-regarded school) involves travelling diagonally across London to SW1 on the Victoria Line.
After the events of the last few weeks, the latter option gives me the heeby-jeebies a bit. Quite aside from the actual danger of being hurt (extremely small, presumably, but still worrying) I'm concerned about her getting marooned if there are any attacks in Central London and not knowing how to get home.
What do you all think? Would you let a long-term decision like secondary school choice be affected by what may or may not be a long-term situation in London?
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Would you let the security situation in London affect your choice of secondary school?
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frogs · 01/08/2005 12:15
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