I have just come across a thread on the Secondary Education board that suggests a couple of grammar schools are like travelling back to the 1950 s !
Does that mean they expect pupils to behave (not answer back) , work to their best of the ability do their homework, wear correct uniform at all times.
A school that has little or no time for a child seeking excuses as to why they can not abide with basic rules.
Why does there has to be a mitigating reason as why a child misbehaves other than just bad behaviour.
I am extremely grateful i was educated in a grammar school operating with many 1950 s principles (this is despite being near the bottom of the year) .
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To ask what exactly is wrong with a '1950 s ' style education .
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mountford100 · 24/10/2017 15:04
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