← Back to context 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 2 days 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 1 day 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 2 days 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 2 days 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 2 days 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 1 day 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.