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The British public school is an institution renowned the world over. In 1979, the BBC made a documentary series about life inside Radley College, one of the UK's most privileged and traditional boys' boarding schools. In 2013, BBC director Hannah Berryman caught up with some of the boys who featured in the series to find out how their lives panned out after they left Radley.
As boys, they had left home to board at prep school at around eight years old, then moved on to Radley to acquire what the school head calls 'the right habits for life'. But did their lives turn out to be as successful as their parents had hoped - and what kind of men did they become? The film explores the pain and the pleasure of growing up, as well as the unique advantages and difficulties of a quintessentially English education.
As boys, they had left home to board at prep school at around eight years old, then moved on to Radley to acquire what the school head calls 'the right habits for life'. But did their lives turn out to be as successful as their parents had hoped - and what kind of men did they become? The film explores the pain and the pleasure of growing up, as well as the unique advantages and difficulties of a quintessentially English education.
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酸葡萄
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2020年12月27日
sarah
T.Huxley: You do shut down certain aspects of your emotions and feelings. You're less open. You don't show emotion. I don't show emotion. Ppl still criticise me of that today. Boarding school makes u very independent. 是的,我也有這樣的syndrome,幼兒園+中學都boarding。。。。
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2020年12月27日
M. Dzonski
Something private education shares in common
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2020年12月27日