Some British Private Schools Struggle With Enrollment, Fee Increases Despite Success Elsewhere
While some private schools in the United Kingdom have experienced a boom in enrollment from foreign countries, independent institutions that rely on local students have begun to suffer. The Economist reported Saturday that British private schools, which are often known as "public schools," now serve only 6.9 percent of the…
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