@goodbyestranger
I came on here as reading the inaccurate, unhelpful and insulting posts made by yourself made me feel I owed it to people who just want good advice about supporting their children through a med school application cycle to point out that what was being said was, at best, unhelpful, as you had already shouted down other people who tried to explain this.
This board is for parents to share experience of their own DCs journey through the med schools admissions process. Which is exactly what I'm doing.
And then telling other people that any opinion different to yours they are wrong......
If you believe that every last thing needs to be spelled out, well - just another opinion. Which is fine
But I base my opinion on guidance given by the Medical School Council and that issued by many med schools themselves (including Oxford www.medsci.ox.ac.uk/study/medicine/pre-clinical/applying/anatomy-of-ps). You say "it worked for Little Jimmy, so it must be OK".
As I say, people must judge for themselves which is more credible
It would be very good to if you could be a little more polite and a tad less bossy. Cheers
Merely replying in the same tone and framework as your posts 
The problem lies with the lack of clarity in your writing, which is frankly poor, not in my comprehension skills
Nobody else seems to be struggling? Is a little more reflection and self-awareness needed here?
I do slightly worry about the attributes of someone who holds themselves out as directly involved in med school admissions and yet who holds such spiteful views about a particular group (senior prefects). It doesn't send out a good vibe. When one sifts CVs and interviews one needs to lighten up on pre-conceived prejudice to get the right outcome, in my experience.
Well you have no need to worry, as if your comprehension skills could manage to understood what I said, it was that this is the view most children at the school my DCs attend have and it is therefore possible for people to see things in a different way to you. I at no point mentioned that it was my view, just that simply stating you were HB/G was not, of itself, an impressive achievement and should be clarified by roles, skills, characteristics etc which is what med schools who use PS are wanting you to demonstrate.
But this is tedious and boring, as you clearly lack ANY degree of self-awareness, so I shall leave you to it, with the caveat to others that I have yet to see anything useful in your posts about how to obtain a plcae at med school. Others must view your posts as they see fit