Comment by NooneAtAll3 2 days ago ...what is public school then? 4 comments NooneAtAll3 Reply somenameforme 2 days ago A fee charging privately operated institution that does not receive public funding. [1] Brits have a way with words.[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_(United_Kingdom) t-3 2 days ago The US still somewhat has a similar distinction with public and private colleges. Private vs public funding rather than private vs public admission. ted_dunning 1 day ago A similar distinction with opposite polarity, however.A public school in Britain does not receive public funding.A public school in the US is entirely publicly funded. peterfirefly 20 hours ago When rich people started having their kids educated with children of other rich people instead of at home by tutors.
somenameforme 2 days ago A fee charging privately operated institution that does not receive public funding. [1] Brits have a way with words.[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_(United_Kingdom) t-3 2 days ago The US still somewhat has a similar distinction with public and private colleges. Private vs public funding rather than private vs public admission. ted_dunning 1 day ago A similar distinction with opposite polarity, however.A public school in Britain does not receive public funding.A public school in the US is entirely publicly funded.
t-3 2 days ago The US still somewhat has a similar distinction with public and private colleges. Private vs public funding rather than private vs public admission. ted_dunning 1 day ago A similar distinction with opposite polarity, however.A public school in Britain does not receive public funding.A public school in the US is entirely publicly funded.
ted_dunning 1 day ago A similar distinction with opposite polarity, however.A public school in Britain does not receive public funding.A public school in the US is entirely publicly funded.
peterfirefly 20 hours ago When rich people started having their kids educated with children of other rich people instead of at home by tutors.
A fee charging privately operated institution that does not receive public funding. [1] Brits have a way with words.
[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_(United_Kingdom)
The US still somewhat has a similar distinction with public and private colleges. Private vs public funding rather than private vs public admission.
A similar distinction with opposite polarity, however.
A public school in Britain does not receive public funding.
A public school in the US is entirely publicly funded.
When rich people started having their kids educated with children of other rich people instead of at home by tutors.