@SalrycLuxx
I think we have a different idea of "figures" but nevermind. Thanks anyway.
"turns out there weren’t enough boys who wanted to be in said ‘boy’ spaces."
Or parents who sent them or it could have been to do with certain scandals around that time.
I do think you might have a little point though. Boys are less precious whereas the pearl-clutching sorry, robust explaining of mothers of daughters is clearly illustrated even on this thread.
@Russell
"I run a boys only book club at our Secondary school."
Wow. It just shows how someone's persona online can mislead... you've always seemed like such a die-hard oppressed sex, patriarchy, never trust the bepenised type poster.
@budgiegirl
"perhaps there are not enough adults wiling to run one"
I suspect that's the truth. No one in the public light would be stupid enough to do so. Suggesting that males are in any way disadvantaged could be career ending.
@QwertyLou
I suspect they were looking to provoke or prove a point. I don't think any careers are segregated by sex or skin colour (in any way you can prove) but that doesn't mean there wasn't a 'girls in science international day' last week.
Also, money raised doesn't need to be passed through a charity or organisation when we're talking about relatively small amounts. The school itself could potentially have facilitated the 'giving'.