HMC chair says integration into state sector would result in burgeoning costsLabour plans to integrate private schools into the state sector will result in larger classes and burgeoning costs, the head of a group representing Britain’s leading independent schools has said.Fiona Boulton, the chair of the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference (HMC), said that Labour’s pledge last week to endorse a series of measures that will effectively abolish private schools was based on “ignorance and the desire to damage”. Continue reading…
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