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"I went to one of them. Does you fink they werk? Their good and people shud support them. Never did me know harm." hehe yes I think they worx fyne  | |||
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"I went to one of them. Does you fink they werk? Their good and people shud support them. Never did me know harm." You taking the proverbial piss op?  | |||
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"I went to one of them. Does you fink they werk? Their good and people shud support them. Never did me know harm. You taking the proverbial piss op? "Me? Never! | |||
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"I went to one of them. Does you fink they werk? Their good and people shud support them. Never did me know harm. You taking the proverbial piss op? Me? Never!"Oh sweet and innocent? I can sort that out  | |||
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"I went to a comprehensive, then to college, uni, and now have an excellent academic job. " I failed my 11+ and went to a secondary modern St Leftfooter for the criminally insane. Our school motto roughly translated from Latin was "kill or be killed" or our another way get them before they get you! I left with an o level in woodwork and decided at 19 the only way to change the world was by educating myself so I did. It worked! | |||
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"I went to one of them. Does you fink they werk? Their good and people shud support them. Never did me know harm. You taking the proverbial piss op? Me? Never!
Oh sweet and innocent? I can sort that out "I am sweet and innocent......... | |||
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"Can anyone still speak back slang BTW? "Yo biatch init | |||
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"Can anyone still speak back slang BTW? "Esye ie ance eakspe ackslangbe. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level." my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both " I am an advocate of single sex schools though. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though." Why are you an advocate of that? Seems an unnatural environment to me? | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though." Me too. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both " For almost 6 years I was a governor at one of the largest comprehensive schools in the north of England and we took great pride in taking on the local grammar and fee paying schools on block sporting fixtures. It's all about aspiration and effort which always encourage talent. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Me too. " I would ask the question of you as to why you think it beneficial ? | |||
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"I am an advocate of single sex schools though." I went to two different boarding schools from 1969 to 1979, the furst one had one gurl in and her nayme was Rachael Hadcock, she was the vicar's dawter and was a rite filthy cow  | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Me too. I would ask the question of you as to why you think it beneficial ?" I went to one and I think it really benefited me. It meant that you didn't have to worry about boys at all while at school; they had a far higher take up for traditionally male subjects like physics than mixed schools do; the school used to get the best results of all the comprehensives in the city despite being in a rough catchment area; the school really fostered an atmosphere of girls being able to aspire to do and be anything; and it just removed one of the extra pressures of being a teenager at a time when education is really important. I had male friends outside of school through other activities and the sixth form was joined with the boys' school so it's not like you're segregated in the world. I'm a big believer in mixed primary schools, single sex for 11-16 and mixed again after that. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Me too. I would ask the question of you as to why you think it beneficial ? I went to one and I think it really benefited me. It meant that you didn't have to worry about boys at all while at school; they had a far higher take up for traditionally male subjects like physics than mixed schools do; the school used to get the best results of all the comprehensives in the city despite being in a rough catchment area; the school really fostered an atmosphere of girls being able to aspire to do and be anything; and it just removed one of the extra pressures of being a teenager at a time when education is really important. I had male friends outside of school through other activities and the sixth form was joined with the boys' school so it's not like you're segregated in the world. I'm a big believer in mixed primary schools, single sex for 11-16 and mixed again after that." Yes I can see the point entirely. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Me too. I would ask the question of you as to why you think it beneficial ? I went to one and I think it really benefited me. It meant that you didn't have to worry about boys at all while at school; they had a far higher take up for traditionally male subjects like physics than mixed schools do; the school used to get the best results of all the comprehensives in the city despite being in a rough catchment area; the school really fostered an atmosphere of girls being able to aspire to do and be anything; and it just removed one of the extra pressures of being a teenager at a time when education is really important. I had male friends outside of school through other activities and the sixth form was joined with the boys' school so it's not like you're segregated in the world. I'm a big believer in mixed primary schools, single sex for 11-16 and mixed again after that." That's interesting I like it | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Why are you an advocate of that? Seems an unnatural environment to me?" I think both sexes learn better if they learn apart. | |||
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" they had a far higher take up for traditionally male subjects like physics than mixed schools do" Yep, only 4 girls in our Physics 'O' Level class | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Me too. I would ask the question of you as to why you think it beneficial ? I went to one and I think it really benefited me. It meant that you didn't have to worry about boys at all while at school; they had a far higher take up for traditionally male subjects like physics than mixed schools do; the school used to get the best results of all the comprehensives in the city despite being in a rough catchment area; the school really fostered an atmosphere of girls being able to aspire to do and be anything; and it just removed one of the extra pressures of being a teenager at a time when education is really important. I had male friends outside of school through other activities and the sixth form was joined with the boys' school so it's not like you're segregated in the world. I'm a big believer in mixed primary schools, single sex for 11-16 and mixed again after that." Yes I agree with that. | |||
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"I went to an all girls grammar and it worked....then. I don't think they're right now, I would like to see good education for everyone based on their ability and I don't see why that needs to take place in a separate location for one academic level. my daughter is now doing her teacher training at my old school which was an all girls grammar - she went to a mixed grammar and can see benefits of both I am an advocate of single sex schools though. Me too. " Being selected at 11 as being third best in those days seemed to set my educational pattern. Those who paid attention did the class and home work were generally bullied or mocked. The only interest was sport and playing for the year in football or cricket. I say the only interest but there was M Mann ( girls PE teacher) she used to fill in if a teacher was ill or indisposed. I seem to remember asking the baby Jesus if he would strike most of the staff down with serious illness so Ms Mann could step in and allow me and all the other pre pubescent boys fantasie about her. There was also Anne in class 7 who hab the biggest breasts a boy could imagine. The girls rounders matches were a sell out when Anne was batting. So as you can see for purely academic reasons I am on the side of mixed schools! | |||
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