1. There are a substantial proportion of parents who are wealthy and can afford to keep sending their children to private schools regardless. 2. The parents on the borderline are operating frequently with bursaries and scholarships, a batch of which end this academic year and may not return at all. 3. Those struggling are receiving additional support from private school coffers, which save for a select few are not deep and will likely not extend past September

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1. There are a substantial proportion of parents who are wealthy and can afford to keep sending their children to private schools regardless. 2. The parents on the borderline are operating frequently with bursaries and scholarships, a batch of which end this academic year and may not return at all. 3. Those struggling are receiving additional support from private school coffers, which save for a select few are not deep and will likely not extend past September - there will be a surge then

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幾秒內	Guy Parker gtparker86	4. Some parents are just weathering the storm whilst they look into applications, many of which will take place post Easter and summer. Outside of year 7 and reception, there will be another surge. Many state school years are full in regions so can’t take the influx. 5. We are at the end of the financial year where discussions will be had about extending overdrafts etc with banks. Schools are business and need to be financially solvent. Banks will not extend for a portion of these and closures