[HPforGrownups] Re: Wizarding primary schools again
driveslucy at aol.com
driveslucy at aol.com
Fri Apr 13 07:52:28 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 16605
Jennifer writes:
> > Oh, I´m sorry, I could have expressed myself in a more clear way. i
> > was talking about ordinary schools were you are teached math, to
> read
> > and write, stuff like that, and wether the wizardingkids attended
> any
> > such school before Hogwarts.
I can't imagine that many non-Muggleborn students ever attend Muggle schools,
they would certainly know a lot more about Muggle society if they had. Could
anyone reach age 11 without having a lesson in proper use of the telephone?
Also kids are terrible braggarts. The risk would be unacceptably high that
someone would spill the beans.
I suspect there is a lot of home schooling. Perhaps wealthier families, like
the Malfoys, employ nanny-equivalents. Witchy Poppins? Hmmm, well, maybe
not. Oh! Maybe there is something like Sesame Street that comes by way of
the fireplace? Like when Sirius visited Harry, only it's Professor
Knobblewart with the lesson of the day?
Luce
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