I can remember spending many a happy hour conjucating my verbs when I was younger

My old man (a Palace fan since the 50s, he gave me a Palace programme from a 1957 match) had a similar cutting from a newspaper on our fridge. It mentioned how Dutch students didn't need to leave English grammar because they already knew it- but the English students needed to undertake a 6 week grammar course before they could then learn Latin!

We were allowed to opt out of Latin after third year, and peer pressure ('what's the point of speaking Latin?') guided me to do that. Shame, as I was quite good at it and it would have been fun 'doing a Boris' with my mates down the pub.

Ah - but as my old primary school head always said: "Everything you need to know is written in a book somewhere - therefore if you can read, you can discover anything you may need for the rest of your life"

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

this is true Becky, but a few hours a week being taught the basics skills & understanding the relevance of what ones putting into your body.
All this cant afford to eat bull, I fed mrs & myself a whole week for £20 a year ago, it was ok grub too.
take a few hours off their 'meeja' schedules

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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