| £18,000-a-year 22:14 - Sep 7 with 8413 views | Swanzay |
I wonder how a child from Grenfell Tower for example, would succeed in future life, if they were able access this type of education...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41177670 [Post edited 7 Sep 2017 22:19]
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:23 - Sep 7 with 4787 views | Darran |
Do you still want to kill his sister? |  |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:24 - Sep 7 with 4782 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:23 - Sep 7 by Darran |
Do you still want to kill his sister? |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:25 - Sep 7 with 4773 views | Highjack |
That escalated quickly |  |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:26 - Sep 7 with 4769 views | Darran |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:24 - Sep 7 by Swanzay |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:28 - Sep 7 with 4757 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:26 - Sep 7 by Darran |
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Aint got a clue what your on about, maybe you could explain then I could clarify my position... | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:31 - Sep 7 with 4746 views | Darran |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:28 - Sep 7 by Swanzay |
Aint got a clue what your on about, maybe you could explain then I could clarify my position... |
Stop fibbing you know exactky what I'm on about. | |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:34 - Sep 7 with 4738 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:25 - Sep 7 by Highjack |
That escalated quickly |
Not really, just Daz loves my posts, hes addicted to them, every time I post, just cant help himself.
Think he would like to send me a card from Moonpig... | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:40 - Sep 7 with 4703 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:31 - Sep 7 by Darran |
Stop fibbing you know exactky what I'm on about. |
No, anyway keep more on topic please. | | | |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:45 - Sep 7 with 4686 views | PozuelosSideys |
Life aint fair. Dont see why you have to pull Grenfell into this to make a political point when you could have chosen probably any person that frequents this board instead. Id imagine hardly any of us can afford that or have been privvy.
To use what happened at Grenfell to have an envious pop at the Royal Family is not cool man. |  |
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| £18,000-a-year on 22:54 - Sep 7 with 4645 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:45 - Sep 7 by PozuelosSideys |
Life aint fair. Dont see why you have to pull Grenfell into this to make a political point when you could have chosen probably any person that frequents this board instead. Id imagine hardly any of us can afford that or have been privvy.
To use what happened at Grenfell to have an envious pop at the Royal Family is not cool man. |
Just the quickest that sprung to mind and highlights the gap between the have and have not whilst both living in London, along with rest of the world.
No offence intended. | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:02 - Sep 7 with 4627 views | jack2jack |
No offence like but I don't think I really care,whether or not he can afford to be sent to a school for posh kids,like PS said above life ain't fair,sh!t happens.Nothings going to change.I care more about my family to be honest,than worrying what a future king is up to.
I'm sure that it works all the way up the scale,maybe some person down on his luck,saw me today driving from work in my car and thought,look at that posh tw@t,life's not fair. It's the same thing,it's all around us.The haves and the have nots,what can you do,except it or let it bother you.Tell you what camp I would rather be in.Just my honest opinion. |  | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:07 - Sep 7 with 4608 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:02 - Sep 7 by jack2jack |
No offence like but I don't think I really care,whether or not he can afford to be sent to a school for posh kids,like PS said above life ain't fair,sh!t happens.Nothings going to change.I care more about my family to be honest,than worrying what a future king is up to.
I'm sure that it works all the way up the scale,maybe some person down on his luck,saw me today driving from work in my car and thought,look at that posh tw@t,life's not fair. It's the same thing,it's all around us.The haves and the have nots,what can you do,except it or let it bother you.Tell you what camp I would rather be in.Just my honest opinion. |
Indeed, but what portion of this 18K PA is funded by the tax payer, thats the difference.
I genuinely don't know? | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:18 - Sep 7 with 4571 views | jack2jack |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:07 - Sep 7 by Swanzay |
Indeed, but what portion of this 18K PA is funded by the tax payer, thats the difference.
I genuinely don't know? |
I don't know either, obviously i would like my taxes to go to the NHS etc,etc.
I have no problem what so ever in giving 0.002p/annum towards his education,if that is the case. | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 00:09 - Sep 8 with 4486 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:18 - Sep 7 by jack2jack |
I don't know either, obviously i would like my taxes to go to the NHS etc,etc.
I have no problem what so ever in giving 0.002p/annum towards his education,if that is the case. |
But wouldn't be great if that if that level/style of education or teaching practices could be accessed or shared amongst all children...No matter of background.
Govt go on about how important education is, but there appears to be a huge gap in knowledge sharing. I'm in no way a specialist in this field, quite the opposite. Anyone?
Nature or nurture and all that... | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:08 - Sep 8 with 4400 views | Loyal |
| £18,000-a-year on 22:34 - Sep 7 by Swanzay |
Not really, just Daz loves my posts, hes addicted to them, every time I post, just cant help himself.
Think he would like to send me a card from Moonpig... |
Every time you post I waz one off in the mother in laws sandwiches. |  |
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| £18,000-a-year on 01:12 - Sep 8 with 4395 views | Highjack |
| £18,000-a-year on 23:07 - Sep 7 by Swanzay |
Indeed, but what portion of this 18K PA is funded by the tax payer, thats the difference.
I genuinely don't know? |
Neither do I, but I'd hope that any decent person would realise that none of this is the four year old lads fault. | |
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| £18,000-a-year on 01:14 - Sep 8 with 4392 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:08 - Sep 8 by Loyal |
Every time you post I waz one off in the mother in laws sandwiches. |
Thanks Loyal, a cracking example of my conundrum! | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:21 - Sep 8 with 4383 views | Loyal |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:14 - Sep 8 by Swanzay |
Thanks Loyal, a cracking example of my conundrum! |
Well, if you piss off ironside it's all good. | |
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| £18,000-a-year on 01:27 - Sep 8 with 4376 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:21 - Sep 8 by Loyal |
Well, if you piss off ironside it's all good. |
I still have no idea what he was on about, so cant justify either way...
But its nice to know Daz loves my posts and has done for many years!
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| £18,000-a-year on 01:43 - Sep 8 with 4358 views | Swanzay |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:12 - Sep 8 by Highjack |
Neither do I, but I'd hope that any decent person would realise that none of this is the four year old lads fault. |
Of course not,but its a question of what you accept?
Why should many kids funding for one free school meal a day be cut (potentially the only so called decent meal they get), but on the other side of the spectrum 18K goes on one childs funding, doesn't that sadden you?
We are meant to be one of the wealthiest countries in the world, yet this is allowed to happening here, irrespective of whether his education is tax payer funded or not.
The Govt can do and should do far more for child welfare, they clearly have to tools!
They just chose not too! | | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 07:15 - Sep 8 with 4092 views | Mo_Wives |
| £18,000-a-year on 01:43 - Sep 8 by Swanzay |
Of course not,but its a question of what you accept?
Why should many kids funding for one free school meal a day be cut (potentially the only so called decent meal they get), but on the other side of the spectrum 18K goes on one childs funding, doesn't that sadden you?
We are meant to be one of the wealthiest countries in the world, yet this is allowed to happening here, irrespective of whether his education is tax payer funded or not.
The Govt can do and should do far more for child welfare, they clearly have to tools!
They just chose not too! |
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| £18,000-a-year on 07:23 - Sep 8 with 4072 views | waynekerr55 |
| £18,000-a-year on 00:09 - Sep 8 by Swanzay |
But wouldn't be great if that if that level/style of education or teaching practices could be accessed or shared amongst all children...No matter of background.
Govt go on about how important education is, but there appears to be a huge gap in knowledge sharing. I'm in no way a specialist in this field, quite the opposite. Anyone?
Nature or nurture and all that... |
The whole system is structured incorrectly.ironically you'll find better teachers in the state schools but they have fewer resources and less time with the kids.
The curriculum isn't fit for purpose and won't be until it's not created by ministers with no clue of pedagogical or andragogical practices. |  |
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| £18,000-a-year on 07:30 - Sep 8 with 4047 views | Batterseajack |
Pfffft - I've just signed up my baby to a nursary that costs £17500 a year for when she turns 1 years old so that my WAG can go back to work. I don't have a royal estate to fund this.
Regular child care costs should be the story here |  | | |
| £18,000-a-year on 07:38 - Sep 8 with 4019 views | waynekerr55 |
| £18,000-a-year on 07:30 - Sep 8 by Batterseajack |
Pfffft - I've just signed up my baby to a nursary that costs £17500 a year for when she turns 1 years old so that my WAG can go back to work. I don't have a royal estate to fund this.
Regular child care costs should be the story here |
Childcare costs in Battersea won't be far off what you've quoted, probably 😳 | |
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| £18,000-a-year on 07:41 - Sep 8 with 4005 views | Mo_Wives |
| £18,000-a-year on 07:30 - Sep 8 by Batterseajack |
Pfffft - I've just signed up my baby to a nursary that costs £17500 a year for when she turns 1 years old so that my WAG can go back to work. I don't have a royal estate to fund this.
Regular child care costs should be the story here |
Can't you tell the wife to stay home and do it? (if she's the lower earner)
Do you know, my old gran...God bless her soul, would send six kids off to school and spend the rest of the day cleaning the house with another three around her feet and one hanging off each nipple. Saint she was, I tell you...ahh the good ol' days. [Post edited 8 Sep 2017 8:19]
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