Do schools kill creativity?

[Skweeky]

Never knew benchez, never saw one, or heard of one to be honest.

[Sextent]

Never knew benchez, never saw one, or heard of one to be honest.

We looked at one for No1 daughter but decided to go for traditional education. The way it worked out we could not have been more middle class establishment if we had looked up "Middle class establishment schools, Glasgow" on google and sent her to the top hit.

As I understand it and I could be talking pish here, the only Steiner schools in Scotland are fee paying. If that's true for the rest of the UK ben is increasingly shown to be the worst hippie in the World, evar.

I know you're going home but there is one in Glasgow, mate. http://www.glasgowsteinerschool.org.uk/

[Something Else]

The fees are adjusted to what you can afford. If your mam is a teacher, it's free.

[Skweeky]

Based on our declarable income, I fear there will be no such thing as a discount for us

I think we will send Ben to a traditional kindergarten class and see how he gets on. If he is quite happy there, then there is no reason to take him anywhere else. If he turns out to be the creative type, I would definitely consider it though. Luckily education is free no matter where you go in Belgium.

[Mr JP Fugley]

The fees are adjusted to what you can afford. If your mam is a teacher, it's free.

I thought your Mam ran a junk shop, was she a teacher before that.

[Something Else]

She doesn't run a shop. That's me. She used to help me with that. She stopped teaching about 8 years ago, or something else.

[Skweeky]

What shop do you run? Is it a smart shop?

[Something Else]

iTS an iShop.

[Sextent]

She doesn't run a shop. That's me. She used to help me with that. She stopped teaching about 8 years ago, or something else.

Didn't she sell plates or something else, I'm sure you told me that this one thyme.

[Skweeky]

Number plates. From prison.