School Girl Sent Home
Although I feel sorry for the poor girl, surely these private schools are not charitable institutions and must have their fees promptly paid. If she cannot afford to pay, the girl should be educated at home. She is only 4 years old.
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Always 2 sides to every story of course, but at the end of the day it has to be paid for..
although weren't gems on the radio recently, defending their care and deliberation with parents that had lost jobs? |
Re: School Girl Sent Home
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 7416598)
Although I feel sorry for the poor girl, surely these private schools are not charitable institutions and must have their fees promptly paid. If she cannot afford to pay, the girl should be educated at home. She is only 4 years old.
http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/Education/10298069.html |
Re: School Girl Sent Home
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 7416598)
Although I feel sorry for the poor girl, surely these private schools are not charitable institutions and must have their fees promptly paid. If she cannot afford to pay, the girl should be educated at home. She is only 4 years old.
http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/Education/10298069.html |
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quote "There was clear correspondence that include SMS"
Has a mobile phone text message now become 'clear correspondence' and an acceptable and official way of communicating with parents? I know what I'd have to say if my kids' teachers started sending me text messages. |
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Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 7416632)
for the sake of AED 2,200 eh? What a bunch of twats.
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Winchester school sounds like an expensive british curriculum school. Is it?
Might be time for the whole family to go home if "Her husbands salary barely pays for the rent"... Chalk another loss up to the wonderful city of dreams known as Dubai. Oh and someone said they are starting to target the indian middle class? The indian middle class cant afford the cost of living in a city comparable for most first world countries. |
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Originally Posted by AnotherWorld
(Post 7417263)
Winchester school sounds like an expensive british curriculum school. Is it?
Might be time for the whole family to go home if "Her husbands salary barely pays for the rent"... Chalk another loss up to the wonderful city of dreams known as Dubai. Oh and someone said they are starting to target the indian middle class? The indian middle class cant afford the cost of living in a city comparable for most first world countries. |
Re: School Girl Sent Home
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 7416598)
Although I feel sorry for the poor girl, surely these private schools are not charitable institutions and must have their fees promptly paid. If she cannot afford to pay, the girl should be educated at home. She is only 4 years old.
http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/Education/10298069.html According to the article they have another child who is older as well whose fees they had paid by credit card and that they husband's salary alone is barely enough to pay the rent....makes me wonder why they would have more than one kid when they are so poor in a place like this which doesn't help anyone without money. N. |
Re: School Girl Sent Home
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 7420585)
I agree that private schools are not charities...but wonder why they didn't just tell the mother not to send her daughter to school that day instead of removing the girl from class?
According to the article they have another child who is older as well whose fees they had paid by credit card and that they husband's salary alone is barely enough to pay the rent....makes me wonder why they would have more than one kid when they are so poor in a place like this which doesn't help anyone without money. N. errr...mabye 4 years and 9 months ago, they weren't to know that the economy was going bust...the mum lost her job and maybe through no fault of her own either... |
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Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 7420605)
errr...mabye 4 years and 9 months ago, they weren't to know that the economy was going bust...the mum lost her job and maybe through no fault of her own either...
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Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 7417129)
was a good idea of the Mother to tell Gulf News though, someone will pay it for her now.
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Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 7420611)
Aye, but its hardly the schools fault either.. They are here to make money....
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Re: School Girl Sent Home
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 7417129)
was a good idea of the Mother to tell Gulf News though, someone will pay it for her now.
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Re: School Girl Sent Home
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 7420616)
I am not disputing that...I was replying to Norms remark about them not being able to afford 2 kids...
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