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TOPIC: which school did you go to ?

Drubbing which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #43

Drubbing
My kids go to a catholic mixed school. They have educational scholarships offered to disadvantaged kids. This school use sports to teach kids about being motivated, disciplined and dealing with success and failure.

I can only find a few catholic schools here that offer sports scholarships and those are about attracting kids/parents away from other schools.They don't have 'elite' sports programs.

We've heard of many parents who pulled their boys out of the top end single sex schools, because their kids suck at sport and didn't fit in. I'd say those schools have got their priorities wrong.
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blockerhall which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #44

blockerhall
Cheers Drubbing, anecodotally I hear you, the whole school sporting experience has been a mixed bag for us, still not sure where it will fall. I should add that when I went to uni, I thought of the school my children now attend as a meathead factory. They have addressed a number of cultural issues since. Not perfect, and not for everyone for sure.
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Drubbing which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #45

Drubbing
Everyone has a personal motivation for sending their kids to a school. For my boss, it's so he can say he was raised in Collie and sent 3 boys to Perth most expensive school, even though his doctor wife paid for most of it...

My own, was wanting my kids being somewhere they were happy and could do well at. My schooling experience was awful, I hated it and flunked almost everything. I finally got into Uni here, when I was 37 an had 2 kids.
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Quasimodo which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #46

Quasimodo
None of this is new.

In 1977 I was in grade 7 at a working class primary school, one of my best mates was given a scholarship to one of the prestigious schools all expenses paid for 5 years. he was very smart and became a Dr, he was also a very fast 100m runner.

I then headed to high school, again a very working class school. In 1978 we had 2 boys in year 8 scorch up the track at Perry lakes in the 100m, the next year they were both on full scholarships at top private schools. I dont know where these 2 ended up, but the scholarships unlike the first were not backed up by academic ability.

If kids are fortunate enough to get a chance through their ability I have no issue with it.
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shane which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #47

shane
No one who read your comments would have thought that, hypen.
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mac which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #48

mac
My primary and high schools were at the end of Perth Airport Runway which didn't help to be a academic unless you could lip read the teacher shouting.
Several teachers called me child prodigy painter because of my brushstrokes and sent me to Blazer College to be assessment to gain a scholarship with the college and maybe a trip in Japan to study.
The Art Assessors had an obsession with the female torso and not with a canvas showing my shirtless mates wearing West Perth socks retrieving the yellow Chesson from the Swan River.
I can't remember them breaking the news to me that I was not a child prodigy but I remember I had to cart my very heavy bust of Polly Farmer on the bus home which looked more like Herman Munster..
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Grub which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #49

Grub
Polly Farmer would have been big in Japan.
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Mission Man which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #50

Mission Man
Blocker's point about PSA schools being accumulators, not developers, is an important one here.

65 kids will get picked over the next two nights out of an age-eligible pool of 25000 boys who play footy.

Being good isn't enough. Being seen is the key.

That a high percentage of the first-round selections will be private school kids is all about that.

The PSA and similar schools are a filtration and collection system that runs in parallel (and often in competition) with the WAFL development system.

One of my kids is in Swans' 16s squad. He goes to a mid-tier Catholic school with no football program. He plays community footy with a whole bunch of kids who are in Govo's footy program and a handful of indigenous boys who have athletics scholarships at Trinity and Guildford Grammar. This was the last season those boys will play community football as they are actively discouraged from doing so by their schools.

The development the state school boys in a footy program receive is immeasurably better than what I see happening at Trinity and Guildford Grammar and yet the advice the better of the Govo boys is receiving is to try and get a scholarship to a PSA school.

Because they get seen there.

My son's community football side would handily beat the PSA school sides I have seen. But AFL scouts aren't showing up to the couple of hundred community football games each weekend. They are going to the collection point that is the PSA comp and the WAFL development games, reliant on the fact that a first-pass filtration has already happened.

Leaves a lot of kids out in the cold.

Greg Harding, talent manager at Swans, never tires of telling the larger development squads the story of Nathan Broad. Didn't get picked for 14s, didn't get picked for 15s, got picked for the squad in 16s but got cut. goes back to clubland and works his arse off and - importantly - grows a whole heap. Gets drafted by Richmond, late-ish age wise. Has two premiership medallions.

They all develop at different rates.

We have allowed a system to happen which is all about drafting at school-leaving age, which makes the private school system more relevant and important than it should be.

Anyway, look forward to Kemp and Will Day.
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hypen which school did you go to ? 4 years 4 months ago #51

hypen
The system is wrecking community sport.
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bluepup which school did you go to ? 4 years 3 months ago #52

bluepup
Aquinas 2019 - Deven Robertson pick 22 to Brisbane, Jeremy Sharp pick 27 to Gold Coast, Chad Warner pick 39 to Sydney and Trey Ruscoe pick 55 to Collingwood!
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blockerhall which school did you go to ? 4 years 3 months ago #53

blockerhall
Needed those guys playing in the Alcock Cup

PSA 2019 Football
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