A TRAVELLER has revealed how she pulled her kids out of school as soon as they could read and write – sending them straight to work to earn money.
Cassayanne Clark, from Kent, dubbed school a waste of time and revealed that she doesn’t want her three children to be “slaves to society.”
She took her eight-year-old Bug and nine-year-old Bunny out of education so they wouldn’t be “trapped in a box for 18 years.”
Speaking on a documentary made by Storyful about her daughter Bunny, she said: “Bunny is creative and has got an imagination.”
“School is a box. She’s been told you’re not good at maths, so you need to do more maths. Why?
“If she’s not good at it, OK she’s not good at it. In this day and age, you’ve got calculators.”
She continues: “The same goes for Johnny when he is born. He will go into education until he can read, write and do basic core things, have a social life, then he will be pulled out.
“The children are going to have a lovely life, do whatever they want.
“To trolls that have a lot to say, stop scrolling through social media and having something to say about a woman, that’s pregnant, that’s got two children and trying to better their life. It is just pathetic really.”
Cassyanne currently owns a six-figure business and pays £500 a month for two hours of private tutoring.
She revealed that her children enjoy spending their time horseback riding as well as spending quality time with their grandmother who teaches them how to cook.
Speaking previously to The Sun, Cassayanne revealed how her kids are also treated to eyelash extensions and acrylic nail sets.
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“They do cooking lessons with my mum once a week, she used to be a chef. She teaches them all different way to cook eggs for example.
“They do chores around the house to earn money. And now with their little brother they will learn how to sort him out. They’re learning domestic and life skills too.”
Despite the backlash, Cassayanne is adamant she will “never raise her children to be dossers”.
She continued: “In the travelling community the girls would traditionally be housewives, I don’t even want girls to be that. I want them to flourish and have businesses.
“I want them to be entrepreneurs, I don’t want them to sit working nine to five jobs to pay for someone else’s life when they could be a CEO.
“I’m a presidential marketing director of a multimillion pound franchise that’s world wide. I’ve also got a six-figure aesthetics company and training academy.
“My kids get one-on-one tuition but people are very closed minded.”