I grew up in Suffolk and probably be a foot mark until school was off, kids today though, in London 1" and it's in stone near on. But health and safety along wi

I grew up in Suffolk and probably be a foot mark until school was off, kids today though, in London 1" and it's in stone near on. But health and safety along with insurance like liability insurance would of been a factor in that shift. Kinda like how many schools don't do rugby due to insurance costs - a factor when I was a child that changed in the early 80's. I'm sure been many more legal and liability factors added into the the overhead of managing and running a school. Heck, with climate change 1" is probably the equivalent to a foot of snow half a decade ago. I jest, though probably not far of the mark.