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Two thirds of private schools increase fees for 2019

An increase in foreign students enrolling as a result of Brexit is said to be a factor.

Two thirds of private schools increase fees for 2019

Wed, 09 Jan, 2019 - 11:30

Digital Desk staff

More than two in three private schools have increased their fees this year.

An increase in foreign students enrolling as a result of Brexit and the economic recovery are said to be contributing factors.

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