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Old 07-04-2005, 11:07   #8
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Re: Home education

Good luck matey, I have always said that there was / is a better education to be had outside of school, after all, what use is half the stuff you learnt at school to you now ??? touching on the subjects was ok for a while but I've never needed most of the geography, music, history etc etc, I'm not saying to exclude them all together but really, there must be better things to learn about, espeacially in this day and age.
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