General Chat

Did you go to a posh school Kay.....your lucky Maz....all you got from my old school was scabbies....lol

Well I still think it's immoral to encourage 11 year olds to attend a prom. The damn school should know better. What about the families who are struggling financially, their children would be disadvantaged for a start.

Mine still have the signed school shirts from when they left which was all they had thank gawd.

To reiterate (big word for me tonight), they only attended a prom when they graduated from Uni.

*goes off muttering about bleedin' tiaras*

x

I did Hayley,,it was a private one for a start........then I got a life at a state one,,,,,and a brilliant time was had by all,,,,especially the head who caned me more times than he had whacking sticks,:}}}}}}}}

My daughters year was the first year to hold a 'prom' at her school, my son who is two years older breathed a sigh of relief that it was still a disco 'in his day' lol

It's just an excuse for another spend-fest IMO.

As for primary school, that's just plain silly. Give em a disco and loads of pop and crisps, they dont' need that at their age.

(didn't put this on the original thread, as I knew I would be....possible sworn at again for having an opinion LOL)

When my lot all left middle school they had various treats in the last week.

A whole day in the school pool , a trip to the beach and such like , culminating in the good old school disco.

I don't like the idea of the whole " prom " thing........as others have said , it's a money spinner.

Amanda

ohhh and all off year 6 got took to McDonalds.....I think my daughters prom is costing more then my wedding did...