I suppose the answer really depends on where you live. I recently visited my friend in Germany and was astonished to hear about the things that go on at a school by the name of St. George´s. I was further shocked to find private schools in Germany are often of lower quality than State Schools due to their lack of regulation. I was told St. George´s was being investigated and had several pending legal matters, so it may be one of those to stay clear of.
I dont believe Golding mentions it in the book. However, reasoning and my own experience can conclude that they may have attended a private school, as it is a single-sex group who landed on the island: most private schools are only single-sex.
Bad but okey
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pioneer schools where one story buildings. unlike schools today
Depends what kind of place it is. They just do some dancing, topless, and perhaps a lapdance.
private schools or charter schools. charter schools are cheaper but both of them make you uniform but its not as bad as you think.
Some schools use them, but most are private or advanced special schools.
Usually they are but some of the private schools aren't.
not usually, but some private schools do have uniforms
In the U.S. public schools are free and non public (private) schools are not. In Great Britain, some schools we in the U.S. would call private schools are called public schools.
Not usually, but some private schools do have uniforms.
Yes, Mexican schools wear uniform but some private schools do not wear uniforms.
Approximately 20% of private schools in the US require students to wear uniforms. Uniform policies vary widely among private schools, with some requiring uniforms and others not.
In some high schools, but in private and very well mannered schools, it is not.
Good question. It's more common among private schools than public schools.
some public schools have 180 and some other private schools have 100
Private schools are called public in some countries like the UK because they are open to the public, but require payment for attendance. The term "public" distinguishes them from schools that are exclusive to certain groups, such as religious or military institutions.