Holidays are cancelled and second homes sold to pay fees at institutions with uncertain futures
By Richard Garner, Education Editor
Sunday, 18 September 2011
The recession is making almost a third of private school parents rethink plans to pay for education, according to a major survey published today. A poll of just over 2,000 parents reveals that 29 per cent are either scrapping plans to send children to private schools or reducing the amount of money they will spend. Such an exodus would have a devastating effect on the private sector, prompting school …