Another tax dodge to come to a end if labour get in.

They jjust cheat the tax payer more then they already do , or even worse perish the thought the kids might have to go to school with the prebs

You can still aspire has much going to a grammer school or a secondary school.


Do you think Iits right that private school should be registered charity

Are you saying that people only send their kids to private school as a tax dodge?

I have no issues with private schools, but don't see why they should be treated differently.

Private Schools are not the only organizations that has Charitable Status, which mean they can avoid some tax, it's not a tax dodge or underhand or tax evasion

The left wing once again hate and envy, Prescott the Bar Steward. Waiter years ago got rid of many Grammar Schools, he was annoyed and jealous that his brother passed the 11 plus and went to Grammar School, as he failed the 11 plus

If Starmer does get his way it will mean that many of the parents who are not as well off will have to withdraw their child as the fees each year will be unaffordable,


Most private schools are registered charities which means that they can't operate for profit and must be able to show that they are creating a public benefit.

One of the ways many private schools do this, is by providing scholarships or bursaries - by using the money raised from school fees to help pay for children from poorer backgrounds, who might not otherwise be able to afford the fees, to go to such a school.

If many of the Pupils have to leave their Private School, as many schools are oversubscribed it will be difficult to find places in alternative schools, also it will mean that only those rich enough will be able to send their child to a private school if they have the ability to pass the entrance exam, and rich parents from overseas who can afford it.

www.google.com/url?q=https://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/digital-media/blog/scholarships-bursaries-means-testing-private-school&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwifnfLXqtP7AhWioFwKHZscDFEQFnoECAEQAg&usg=AOvVaw2Wz1TcZSFBE0LzxF0McoX


26 Jun 2021 · Over the past year, private schools handed out £938m-worth of scholarships and bursaries to 157,000 pupils – that's about 30%


Thats well below the amount they get in tax exemptions

Worth every penny.