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TV Programmes about Schools

  • 05-09-2013 7:20pm
    #1
    Inspector Coptoor
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    Two on tonight.

    Currently watching, "Harrow, a very British school"
    Unbelievable facilities.
    Interesting watch as you see it through the eyes of a new student to the school.

    21:00 - Educating Yorkshire, I'm looking forward to this.


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  • #2
    implausible
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    Inspector Coptoor wrote: »
    21:00 - Educating Yorkshire, I'm looking forward to this.

    I loved Educating Essex when it was on. This hasn't disappointed either, am still laughing at Kayleigh and Bailey and the latter boasting about her eyebrows. Programmes like this are a great reminder that kids are kids no matter where they are, that we all end up dealing with the same sh*t and there can be a funny side to it.


  • #3
    solerina
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    Bailey and the eye brows...oh sweet Jesus....horrendous.
    Really enjoyed the programme though !!!


  • #4
    Heydeldel
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    I loved Educating Essex, must look up Educating Yorkshire. I thought Mr Drew and the gang in Essex were fantastic. I'm not sure the same level of mischief from staff would be tolerated in Irish schools?!

    Or maybe it's just the schools I've worked in that seemed a bit uptight compared to the English ones?


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