LIST of fees for schools
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LIST of fees for schools
Hi all,
I'm sure this questions been asked before, but anyone know where I can find a list of fees for independent schools? I don't want to go to each website to find out....
cheers
D
I'm sure this questions been asked before, but anyone know where I can find a list of fees for independent schools? I don't want to go to each website to find out....
cheers
D
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Re: LIST of fees for schools
I think you will have to. Also you need to look at the details as some are more inclusive than others.
Some charge additionally for:
lunch, exam fees, clubs
Pretty much all charge for:
music tuition, trips
Some charge additionally for:
lunch, exam fees, clubs
Pretty much all charge for:
music tuition, trips
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Loopyloulou wrote:Whitaker's Almanack.
marvellous publication... have a few from the 1890s
to the OP - yes you have to look at each school site and compare like with like as to what is included and then add a bit each year for inflation. (+uniform/ travel etc etc )
Best start with the schools you have most interest in
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I don't know why you would NOT look up each school; there can't be that many in your area.
Here, they range from £16,660 (Merchant Taylor's) and £15,540 (NLCS) to those at around £12,000 per annum. These fees are going up, though - I do know that.
It varies from school to school so check the websites.
Here, they range from £16,660 (Merchant Taylor's) and £15,540 (NLCS) to those at around £12,000 per annum. These fees are going up, though - I do know that.
It varies from school to school so check the websites.
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Factor in the fact that fees go up (in London anyway) by about 5% per year (cynically I'm thinking its probably at least that). Apart from a scholarship you can sometimes secure a discount by paying in advance.
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Re: LIST of fees for schools
For interest, in Great Britain:
The most expensive (boarding school) education available costs £32,346 per annum at Brighton College.
The least expensive (day school) education available costs £8,334 per annum at Sunderland High School.
(2012 figures per Whitaker's Almanack. Excludes Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands).
The most expensive (boarding school) education available costs £32,346 per annum at Brighton College.
The least expensive (day school) education available costs £8,334 per annum at Sunderland High School.
(2012 figures per Whitaker's Almanack. Excludes Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands).
Loopy
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Hello,
Could you suggest any boarding school near around London that have nominal fee and good reviews.
Could you suggest any boarding school near around London that have nominal fee and good reviews.
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most boarding school fees are quite high - if you are looking for lower fees then how about considering state boarding schools where you pay for boarding and the tuition is provided free
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Thanks for the quick response, never heard good reviews of the state schools.
Do you believe the give good education and environment ?
Any suggestion schools in n around hounslow?
Do you believe the give good education and environment ?
Any suggestion schools in n around hounslow?