There are over 2,500 independent schools across the UK. The wide choice of includes day & boarding schools, single sex and coeducational schools; schools for boys and girls of every age and ability, from 2-19 years, special needs schools.
Children who attend independent schools come from every sort of background including international students. Here is some of the reasons why parents choose independent schooling for their children:
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children not entitled to state education due to parents’ immigration/ nationality status |
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excellent education that leads to recognised well know qualifications |
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high academic success, independence and social responsibility |
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up-to-date teaching methods in small classes with excellent facilities, a wide choice of courses and concerns for the child’s welfare |
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a wide range of sports and social activities |
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specialist schools for children with special educational requirements |
The main accreditation body for independent schools is the ISC - Independent Schools Council, which runs the ISCIS - Independent Schools Council Information Services. The ISC also runs the ISI - Independent Schools Inspectorate which ensures high standards.
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