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Harrow School is an institution of learning reserved for the rich and upper classes. Harrow is not built on a campus: it is fully integrated into the surrounding area; there are private houses and shops on the hill, and the main road through the hill is a normal public highway and indeed a bus route. The school is made up of some 400 acres of playing fields, tennis courts, golf course, woodland and gardens. The School also owns its own working farm. Currently on the farm are a herd of English Longhorn cattle and a flock of Shetland Sheep. Harrow School charges £28,545 per year for boarding and tuition - considerably more than average annual earnings in the UK. Please help this school and others like it; they are the last surving links to this country's former greatness. Help prevent the country being swamped with foreingers and help the removal of lower class citizens from half-decent areas of this country.
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