This is the school to which I will send next week Julian not . On Tuesday, the school starts again, and "Back to school" is everywhere. All transactions present backpacks, notebooks, pens and other school supplies at the entrance and several times Julian been raised already for the upcoming school early - on which school he goes to which class he comes from, etc. - which he says every time he homeschoolt and I would add: "He gets to do the fun stuff all year round." Public schools in Kelowna definitely have a certain flair and see more army or less all the same. Every classroom seems by default ß ig only one or two small windows to have in some cases even no natural light. Most German schools will at least provide a complete windows per classroom, and at least primary schools are often designed color nice. In addition I have recently done together with other home-school parent group from our thoughts. I told her that I find the Canadian school buildings horrible and depressing and I not like to imagine what it must be to sit there all day and not checking for the outdoors ß s can. On the other hand, I noticed, it is perhaps more cruel when students can look into the open and constantly have in mind what they are missing. My friend found that Canadian schools are at least "honest". The friendly look of the German schools gives the impression, they said that what was in these rooms is about joy, Spa ß to learn and develop freely. The Canadian schools, however let her barrack-like appearance left no doubt what happened behind those walls: Kids are taught by the hour for state fixed plan curriculum, regardless of whether they master it, even if he overwhelmed or whether they have any interest in becoming have. At least in Canada there is no obligation to attend school - and thus has each family to choose whether they opt for the barracks or in the gray uniform look for the colorful world.