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5 giorni fa · Private schools in Singapore, unlike other countries such as the UK or UAE, are not inspected by government entities and therefore are not rated. As such there is no simple way to easily compare schools using ‘objective’ criteria.
19 ore fa · The IFS suggests that an effective VAT rate of 15% would reduce private school attendance by 3-7%. Educating these children in state schools would add an extra £100-£300 million per year to the public school budget. The net gain would be around a 2% increase to the public education budget.
4 giorni fa · Address: Bishop's Stortford College, 10 Maze Green Road, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, CM23 2PJ, United Kingdom. Founded: 1868. Type Of School: Independent, co-educational day and boarding school. Age Range: 4–18 years old. Entrance Exam Type: School's own exam testing English, maths and verbal reasoning.
3 giorni fa · Stamford School. Address: Stamford School, St. Paul's Street, Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 2BE, United Kingdom. Founded: 1532. Type Of School: Independent, selective boys' day and boarding school. Age Range: 11-18 years old. Entrance Exam Type: School's own entrance exam testing English and maths. Notable Features: Stamford School, established ...
2 giorni fa · St Anselm’s College. Address: Manor Hill, Birkenhead, Wirral CH43 1UQ, United Kingdom. Founded: 1933. Type of School: Independent, Catholic, all-boys day school (with a co-educational sixth form). Age Range: 11-18 years old. Entrance Exam Type: School's own exam testing English, maths and verbal reasoning. Notable Features: St Anselm's ...
1 giorno fa · One private school pays its principal a basic £300,000 a year, the sort of sum a state head working in much tougher circumstances can only dream about. Its yearly marketing budget is £1m. Still, the parents pay. Indeed, that is one of the odd aspects of private education, how similar the schools are - in their buildings, grounds, equipment ...
1 giorno fa · The policy planned by the UK Labour party to further tax private school fees may mean some institutions will have to up their scholarship offerings to stay market relevant, an expert has said. He noted that the decision seemed “very poorly thought through” by Labour in terms of its impact on the UK's domestic market. Photo: Pexels.
