If you can afford private education do you have a moral
obligation to privately educate?  (31 Posts) momacharlie Sat
20-Apr-13 19:41:39  Just wondering what people think. On a
separate thread I was asking for advice on a particular London
borough schools and whether people could help me decide whether
to state educate or go privately. One view was that if you can
afford to educate privately then you should do as there is no
point taking a place in an outstanding state primary that could
benefit a child with less choices. Thoughts?  ZZZenagain Sat
20-Apr-13 19:44:09  of course it is not a moral obligation. You
simply have a choice - which most people do not have. Same with
NHS and private health insurance.  You can always try a private
school and if you think it isn't worth it, move into the state
sector; or v.v. try a state school with the comforting knowledge
that if it doesn't prove satisfactory, you do have the option of
paying for a private school education.  MintyyAeroEgg Sat
20-Apr-13 19:46:05  Of COURS