You are so right. My eldest and youngest daughter attended the same private school as me and my sister. The middle girl attended a different one and always wanted to go to boarding school (I take a bow as mum of the year). We didn’t think it was best for her so we didn’t accommodate her wishes. She was fiercely independent and very competitive. The fact she moved to the island of Portugal and later Dubai and rarely returns home confirms this. The choice of school, fee paying or state needs to fulfil the individual needs of the child. However, we all know that it’s the quickest, cheapest option that the Ingham’s take.I seriously don’t get why Sarah keeps banging on about private school!! As someone who was at private school from the ages 3 to 18, and all 3 of my siblings did the same, the money she was paying for Esmé and Isabelle to go to that school was nothing!! I’ve never heard of a private school as cheap as that round here…. (Obviously that is a hell of a lot of money to most people but I just mean for senior school fees, 30 grand a year for two of them is very cheap). My parents were very encouraging of me doing normal teenage things like drinking from 14 or 15, as long as I was in a safe place with responsible people, they were happy to let me and my friends drink at my home. Because it’s NORMAL. I left school 3 years ago with 4 a levels, grades A* A* A* A. Proving that drinking and sciving has nothing to do with how well you do at school. It’s Sarah and Chris that are the problem for those girls!! Also did it not occur to them that that may just not be a good school? Or the right fir for their girls? Just because you’re paying for it doesn’t mean it’s a good school! They probably just chose the first/cheapest private school they found so they could show off about it. I despise that woman. The school has nothing to do with your childerens failures, academically or on general life! It’s YOU. (I know that sounds harsh, and they’re only children but we all know how those two idiots have ruined those kids).
Also as horrible as this sounds, I’m not surprised the girls had no proper friends at that school. They simply didn’t live the lifestyle of those other kids. Most of the kids there were probably well spoken, well dressed, came from middle class families. The Inghams are chavs, and we all know money can’t buy class! When the other kids saw the Ingram girls show up at that school with their inability to speak grammatically correctly, 10 year old Range Rover (and Chris, the Range Rover is not a status symbol if it’s that old! We all know you probably got it for 5 grand as it was supposed to be scrapped!!) and their shein/matalan clothes, it really doesn’t surprise me that they didn’t want to be friends with them.
Well if he doesn't go to school, I can't see him learning to read or write - who, out of that family, is capable of teaching him?Lazy has always said the girls wanted to be homeschooled but I remember a time when Esme was in year 6 and they were talking about her starting year 7 and Esme and Isabelle were excited about both being in the secondary part of the school together.
I wonder what will happen when Jace's time comes, will he be able to decide whether he goes to school or not. I doubt may 4 year olds could understand and make a decision like that.
The sad thing is, if they were still in Seacroft the girls would have had a much better education, as the local primary school is outstanding.Yes she'd still be in Seacroft like Trina and her feral brood .
Just do it everyday. Can’t go wrong.I thought it was the 8th to boycott?
I boycott every day and bestow blessings on @greencow for sitting through the drivel/bore fest that they call a vlog and recapping it for all us!So everyone boycotting today right?
Isabelle could teach him how to use highlighters to colourWell if he doesn't go to school, I can't see him learning to read or write - who, out of that family, is capable of teaching him?
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