MuffinMan
Juno 15/4/08 :)
People who go there, are they loaded? Discuss.
Agreed. I go to a private school as did both my brothers but my brothers went to a public primary school and I attended a private school with lower fees for primary school. However both my parents work extremely hard and long hours for our education. We're no better then most families. Alot of my friends who go to public schools, their parents earn the same or more but they choose to spend it on other things such as holidays or cars. My parents went without alot to send me and my brothers to our schools.moose87 said:not in every case...i went to a private school and there were alot of families like mine that worked hard so their kids could attend...dont get my wrong im not saying they are better or 'elite' but this view that we were 'snobs' in my town used to drive me crazy....
Heh, and some got their grandpas old dodgy car when he died...Not-That-Bright said:Some are very loaded, some are very poor.
Some people get brand new mercs as their first cars.... some don't even get a car...
man u should learn to not start such subjective threadsHSC_sUcKsSsS said:People who go there, are they loaded? Discuss.
Our school one upped yours. With our influx of funds (from the sale of public property and whatnot) we built a new "performing arts facility" which only consisted of two rehearsal rooms topped by an enormous staff room along with another high quality admin block at the other end of the school. We also got a lift which breaks down if you even jolt it slightly.... Don't get me wrong, it's cool that the teachers have nice staffrooms but meanwhile we have a school that desperately needs refurbishing and sound proofing (we're basically under a flight path). gah.Slide Rule said:I go to a private school. I pay fees of $3000 a year and the school really attempts to accomodate those who can't pay fees (fees for that term are waived if you can't afford it) or have a disability (lifts were just installed for wheel-chair access for the benefit of a single student).
The school's not "rich", but it was designed to be the original location of Riverview, so it certainly started out well and that's kept it going, I guess.
Not every private school is full of and run by rich snobs.
That said, it did just throw $3 million at a new perfoming arts building, which irked me. It should have been spent on the sciences instead.
haha, good old fort street.KFunk said:Our school one upped yours. With our influx of funds (from the sale of public property and whatnot) we built a new "performing arts facility" which only consisted of two rehearsal rooms topped by an enormous staff room along with another high quality admin block at the other end of the school. We also got a lift which breaks down if you even jolt it slightly.... Don't get me wrong, it's cool that the teachers have nice staffrooms but meanwhile we have a school that desperately needs refurbishing and sound proofing (we're basically under a flight path). gah.