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Etonian Cameron favours state schools for children

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Published Date: 07 February 2009
TORY leader David Cameron spoke today of his desire to send his children to state school.
The opposition leader, who was educated at £26,000-a-year Eton College, said: "I would like my children to go through the state sector. I think it's crazy that we should pay lots of money for private schools.

"You should have really good state schools available for all."



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  • Last Updated: 07 February 2009 10:30 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Conservative Party
 
1

Urban Guerrilla,

Edinburgh 07/02/2009 14:48:37
> "You should have really good state schools available for all." <

Unfortunately, you don't.
2

Gorach,

Meadowbank 09/02/2009 11:58:04
The best way forward for Scotland?
One public system for all - no religious schools -just
English schools and Gaelic schools. Keep religion private and in your place of worship.

Aye and 18 months paid military service for all 17 year olds across Britain would be good as well.


 

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