Not the traditional education type, but life learning. Recently my sil sent me a video, I think it was on YouTube of a group of young boys back in the late '50s early '60s playing on a builders site, near his home town, and he remembers doing this. There seemed to be no one in charge, this was not an organised play-ground, just a group of youngsters thoroughly enjoying themselves, yes I know dangerous too, but they were all learning how to share, how to help someone build a slide which was obviously not going to work, that bricks will not stand too high if they are not even, there was a small fire, and someone had some sausages. They were going to go home with splinters in their hands, grazed knees and quite a few bruises, clothes a bit of a mess too - but they were going home tired and happy. I am sad that children seem to have lost that freedom, but do recognise of course that these days 'elfnsafty come first.
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