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View Poll Results: Should Private Schools exist?
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Old 25-06-2011, 03:24 PM #6
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No. It just encourages a class based society where the rich get the better things in life whilst the poor are saddled with the worst. Its wrong. Everyone should get the same education for free.
This, private schools just prove how big an advantage you get in life just from being lucky enough to have rich parents, it ensures a life of privilege, it means that social immobility is built into the system & it has an adverse effect on the quality of state run schools.
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