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Like any group of schools, ESF is by no means perfect and there are some genuine short-comings, but many of the criticisms I have seen in this thread and this forum in general seem to be more like cases of expectation mismatch.
Someone said way back in this thread that ESF schools are like average state schools in UK, which is in fact a fair comment. We only need to look at who is at the helm of ESF, previously it was Heather Du Quesnay and now Belinda Greer, both were civil servants in the UK government looking after state schools before they took up their post at ESF, so is it any surprise that ESF schools are like non-selective state schools in the UK? and furthermore, shouldn't they be? All parents would like to think of their children as being gifted in one way or another, and want them to be selected out from the rest and be praised, but that is not what non-selective schools are about. |
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