9% of kids from poor families go to university in Barnsley

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  1. Young Nudger

    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    #1 Young Nudger, Aug 17, 2017
    ......... which is the lowest in England.
    We haven't a foooking chance of creating a prosperous society around here.
    A shameful disgrace.
     
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    #2 LDRed, Aug 17, 2017
    What do you suggest?
     
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    #3 Rosco, Aug 17, 2017
    Sacking off the Tories forever.

    Getting it into every parents head that learning is a good thing.
     
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    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    #4 Young Nudger, Aug 17, 2017
    I suggest - that you for one - should get thi sen educated.
    Yer thick foooker
     
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    #5 LDRed, Aug 17, 2017
    A good effort, but I'm sure you can do better.
     
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    #6 PLOBBY, Aug 17, 2017
    Why haven't we got a chance of creating a prosperous society ? Defeatist attitude will get us nowhere. Stop blaming others for individual failures. Its always someone else's fault . I would say get yourself educated then work hard and you should be ok .
     
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    #7 tobyornottoby, Aug 17, 2017
    Letter from Darton.....
    I suggest abolishing the ability to pay for your child's education.
    And coupling with a bird (sorry - partner) who has more brain cells than you.
    And finally weeding out those headmasters more obsessed with watching animals (amongst other things) copulate, rather than advancing your own child's education.
     
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    #8 BarnsleyReds, Aug 17, 2017
    I suggest folk spend less time complaining about there being no jobs for unskilled work and more time gaining skills.
     
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    #9 LiverpoolRed, Aug 17, 2017
    All government officials who put tuition fees in place - from both parties - have had a nice free university education.

    These kids are leaving with debts that are akin to a small mortgage - they'll never be able to afford mortgages themselves - impacts on housing market which impacts on economy.

    How many of these debts are actually paid back as well? We were first to gain a loan back in 91 - some of my friends have had these debts wiped as they haven't earned above the threshold to repay
     
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    #10 Young Nudger, Aug 17, 2017
    This dosent explain why Barnsley is bottom of the league in England with regard to university education.
     
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    #11 MappRed, Aug 17, 2017
    That's not strictly correct. My £30,000.00 student loan has absolutely no bearing on my ability to get a residential mortgage. I pay the loan back at a phenomenally low rate each month out of my salary.
     
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    #12 PLOBBY, Aug 17, 2017
    Well said . People generally know chuff all how the student loan system works but comment on it like experts .
     
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    #13 Jimmy viz, Aug 17, 2017
    Because we are near the top of the league for economic and social deprivation.
     
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    #14 Jimmy viz, Aug 17, 2017
    It's taken into account by mortgage providers when they assess your income and therefore impacts.
     
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    #15 Xerxes, Aug 17, 2017
    I'm from Barnsley and attained two Masters degrees; last one in my 50s. Had excellent jobs, travelled the world (including Fife), but my family supported my ambitions. Without that, are the kids waiting for Corbyn to re-open the coal mines?
     
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    #16 LiverpoolRed, Aug 17, 2017
    Fair enough but you still have to pay it - it's still another expense which you have to take into account. It's still an outgoing Certainly affected my step daughters attempts
     
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    #17 LiverpoolRed, Aug 17, 2017
    Sorry my step daughter would struggle so I do have some knowledge - still counts as an outgoing that people have to afford - plenty of others out there in the same position. It is now considered as part of your mortgage application
     
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    #18 Young Nudger, Aug 17, 2017
    Exactly right.
    So what's happening in Barnsley???
     
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    #20 madmark62, Aug 17, 2017
    You do realise Corbyn has had no imput into any of the Government policies that have caused this problem ? Dont you ? He wants to go back to what YOU had, free University education, or maybe that is your point, you dont want everyone else to have what you already had !!
     
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