It’s really not that posh. It’s pretty identical to probably a dozen or more other London preps. I know the fees are eye-wateringly expensive, but honestly the day-to-day experience of the children that go there is not that different to anyone else. They come home grubby wearing the Spaghetti Bolognese they ate for lunch. They forget their maths homework and lose their jumpers every bloody week just like any other kids. Despite the best efforts of pushy parents, children are incapable of being friends with another child just because they are rich or well connected… They only care about whether you’re into minecraft or whatever 😁
in London, they are such an international community that the “English“ children are in a minority in any class, so “Posh “doesn’t really have any meaning… the main thing is that there may be some really filthy rich parents but very few of them are so stupid that they would openly spoil their children, as all the other kids would be like wtf Alexander has his own iPhone in Y2 😠. It’s not done. Well… at least not at primary school level… secondary’s probably a different ball game 😆