 According to the book Which Side Are you On?, Ken Loach (qv)  shot some of this documentary at a school in Kenya which had been  financed by the Save the Children Fund. Loach felt the school was  very similar to an English public school in the way it was run. The  school was a joint venture between the Fund and Kenyan businessmen  where the pupils were being groomed for positions within the Kenyan  Civil Service. Pupils saluted the flag, teachers had to wear Western  style clothes, one member of staff (who felt the school represented  a new form of colonialism) had even been forbidden to wear a local  style shirt. The head teacher had allegedly been involved in the  killing of victims of the Mau Mau uprising. The Save the Children  Fund attempted to have the cutting copy of the film destroyed when  they found that Loach had depicted these aspects of the school.