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That's fine by me. However, by ignoring, you are missing out on learning something from someone with 21 years experience on the matter both as a teacher and parent. I believe it was the 2017 constitution that passed the law of 12 years free education. They did not stipulate grades although most took it as 1 to 12. Some parents in rural areas, where schools generally offer education from pre kindergarden to grade 9, used their 12 years free education to cover those years. The government then pushed it to 15 years to cover Kindergarden and one year of pre kindergarden for those that wished their kids to go to school at a younger age and continue to grade 12.

It does vary by school. I was a teacher in Thailand for 21 years. Some schools give a lot of flexibility. Others not so much.

Incorrect. Thai students study free upto grad 12, 18 years old.

The report says " Germany has gone into recession". That is present perfect tense. Not future. It has happened. I'm not having it both ways. It's quite simple.

I haven't mentioned IFo. The figures I read, with regards to German recession, came from DekaBank.

Facts and estimates are the same? Not in my dictionary.

I don't know. Ask Candide. He's the one who mentioned Germany. I just corrected him.

Germany is in recession. Fact, not estimate.

Of course they are. Fits in with your opinions so it must happen. Strange that the most recent forecasts were followed by more positive Facts.

With possible revisions to come. Remember that bit?

Forecast, forecast and forecast. In all good Chomper tradition, let's keep to facts. What countries are currently in recession and which aren't?

It's great to see the UK education structure is so well thought of, students are flocking to study in UK. Well done to all concerned. Think of the revenue received.

Must be Brexit's fault. ????????????????

No trolling. Just not wearing blinkers. Take yours off.

No. I quoted a post of yours, at the same time referring to another post. All accurate and straightforward to follow. You misinterpreted. Not me. It's all there on P18. You cannot deny it. It's so simple just to read, follow and reply accordingly.

Yet again, incorrect. It's all here to see. Look back at previous posts. Try to disconnect your selective reading before you do.

I'm right that the plan of removal of 4000 EU laws has not been binned. At least as far as my request for you to prove it is concerned.

However, facts still trump estimates. Chomper will tell you, varifiable data is much better. I don't believe estimates come under the banner of varifiable data.

3023 is a long way off. Besides, the plan has not been "binned". Adjusted, delayed maybe. Not binned. Interesting to see you know when the next election is going to be.

I love the link. Especially the bit that says figures may need to be revised again. The ONS are so sure of their calculations they put in a disclaimer. Excellent.

Thanks for confirming we'll wait to see. Not binned then.

So not binned then. As I thought. Possibly delayed. Not binned. Glad we got that cleared up.

The report I read said some laws will be removed (your words) by the end of the year, others later. I don't recall reading that the idea to remove (your words) 4000 laws had been binned. Maybe you could share the article that states this. Unless, of course, you were exaggerating for effect again.

Incorrect. I was referring to JonnyF's post 9 hours ago.

On the contrary. I'm not looking at this as a remainer or a leaver. Just someone who understands the situation. Right now it is obvious there are issues that need sorting. It would be difficult to argue that things are not going as expected and some aspects are not going well. If it were the opposite, I would agree that thngs are going well but would still not declare that Brexit was a success. Why would I? It's not finished.