Agree with you here! If she wants to pay for it, fair play honestlyShe will go private and I see no problem with that.
Agree with you here! If she wants to pay for it, fair play honestlyShe will go private and I see no problem with that.
She may well, but I’m sure she said they were doing state primary. She spoke in some detail about thinking the benefits of private school were most at secondary level and a savings plan.She will go private and I see no problem with that.
Between 600-900k, west London. Clue for a date added is as a previous poster said!can someone pls give me a clue on finding the listing for her flat![]()
She may well, but I’m sure she said they were doing state primary. She spoke in some detail about thinking the benefits of private school were most at secondary level and a savings plan.
I am also a saddo and remember her saying this. Classic 'state til (at least) 8' vibes.She may well, but I’m sure she said they were doing state primary. She spoke in some detail about thinking the benefits of private school were most at secondary level and a savings plan.
I'm sure family will contribute to Margot's school fees if needed.! This s a family with generations at Eton College on Saff's side.I think she just said that to stay “semi relatable”. I just can’t imagine her letting magot mix with the poor people. Also it would make it harder for Margot in the long run, having to make new friends just so her parents could save/afford private school? I don’t know. It’s not like she actually cares anyway as Margot is exposed online for anyone and everyone
Going to private school isn't necessarily a reason they will do better in terms of education it's more just making connections that end up helping later in life. I went to a private school for part of my education so it's something I've seem. What annoys me is her claiming it takes the strain off state schools, the country with the best education standards is Finland where they don't have private schoolsIf they can afford to send Margot and the new baby to private school eventually then all good to them because sadly for the rest of us, their children will do better. I would definitely have done it myself if I could have afforded to do so. The next question though will be at what age will they become boarders opposed to day pupils.
She's sew sew sew grateful and happy to help the povvos outTaking the strain off the public schools... All hail and bow down to Saint Saff. See how she suffers to ensure the education of our children.
Yes you are quite correct, I should have said that.Going to private school isn't necessarily a reason they will do better in terms of education it's more just making connections that end up helping later in life. I went to a private school for part of my education so it's something I've seem. What annoys me is her claiming it takes the strain off state schools, the country with the best education standards is Finland where they don't have private schools
I read that "sew" in the voice of the Brady bunch film "skewel"She's sew sew sew grateful and happy to help the povvos out
Most probably because Saff is green with the pregnancy.Her child appears to constantly be watching telly! I know we all use screen time as needed...but she seems to be watching an entire film most days?!
Iirc she's been doing it for longer than she's been pregnant...just seems that she does very little parenting to me!Most probably because Saff is green with the pregnancy.
I wish it was down to immaturity, but influencers much older than her use their children for content. It's such a shame as her content without her daughter is engaging enough. I just think all of these influencers are greedy knowing some will blindly follow them for 'parenting advice'That’s a really good point. Immaturity perhaps? Or the fact that she’s made the fact they were married young and had a child in their 20s into her entire personality?
I would be more inclined to follow her again if she stuck to hosting and her extravagant lifestyle rather than her pregnancy and “parenting” chat.