Generally, ‘Social Class’ in its simplest form could be defined through the work of Kraus, Cote and Keltner (2010) as “social class arises from the social and monetary resources that an individual possesses. Thus, social class is measured by indicators of material wealth, including a person’s educational attainment, income or occupational prestige” (Sturm and Gibson, 2012, p.3). Arguably, it is essential that social class is acknowledged with such consideration as many people around the world would agree that it determines a child’s success. Although social class revolves mainly around income, educational achievement and occupational status, many sociologists have carried out research and developed this term with a number of labels for the
