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Article thumbnail: Three-quarter front view of multiracial group of students wearing uniforms, sitting side by side at desks, and listening to off-camera teacher.

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State headteachers fear Labour private schools VAT could mean bigger classes

'I left the UK to teach in Australia – I got £14k more and was never happier'

Article thumbnail: File photo dated 12/09/18 of students carrying bags and books. Private school fees have increased by 8%, with families now paying out more than ?6,000 a term on average, figures show. The number of new pupils joining private schools has dropped by 2.7% since last year, which is the biggest fall since the Independent Schools Council started collecting data in 2011. Issue date: Friday May 17, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story EDUCATION Private. Photo credit should read: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

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