I have just decided to resign from GN, but I can't let that total load of bo**ocks go without being challenged.
I did my PGCE in the early 1980s at Goldsmiths in South East London and visited many schools in South and East London during my training year. There were many schools which already had a minority of 'white British'. On the whole, the top sets were populated with pupils from Asian backgrounds. I lived in East Ham and I was one of the few 'white' people in the area.
If you want to find 'indigenous Londoners' you only need to venture out a few miles to south Essex. So-called indigenous Londoners migrated to the suburbs for a better life. I worked in south Essex during my early career and brown and black faces were rare. Populations have always moved in a similar way.
Don't expect a reply, because I will have gone.
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