Private education woes

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Saw this this

I get the impression he is spoilt and arrogant. I bet his parents would be the first in the queue to criticise a state school that had to deal with unruly pupils like him and use it as the reason why they had to privately educate their precious off-spring

PS I have nothing against private education, just don't like some of the haughty attitudes that go with it

It is not really the sort of fame that I would want for my own children. What do his parents think they are doing getting his name in the papers in this way?

In some cases perfectly nice parents can have revolting children and vice versa but in this instance I think that the boy is just using his father as a role model.

To a certain extent the reason people choose this sort of school is to bless their child with this sort of over confidence (or arrogance as it comes across) as this serves them well in some workplaces.