philphie
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so reading today's smh, according to them next year's average fees for private schools will be at most 11%. now the government is forcing school boards to reveal their books on funding figures and where all the fees are going to plus if the increase in fees reflect on comparative school results.
these are the statistics the smh released:
ascham increased from $24600 to $26200
kambala from $24458 to $26172
SCEGGS Darlinghurst $24413 to $25878
The King's School $23442 to $24730
Newington $22170-$23454
PLC Sydney $21350-$22580
Barker $20996-$22152
Reddam House $20215-$21730
Kincoppal Rose Bay $19600-$20900
Roseville College $19410-$20190
won't bother to mention the rest because the increase isn't over 20 grand (anything under really isn't a private school, and obviously there are other schools with fee increases that weren't mentioned in the smh)
so do we think the fee increase is justified?
how do your parents feel about this?
in my opinion if the fee increase was solely based on better hsc results then in that perspective it is justified (just look at this year's rankings) though i personally feel that the private school boards should not raise fees based on this, paying a minimum of 20 grand you expect your kids to get good results.
i remember the days of pre 2006 when Grammar and most AAGPS NSW had fees no higher than $20000
these are the statistics the smh released:
ascham increased from $24600 to $26200
kambala from $24458 to $26172
SCEGGS Darlinghurst $24413 to $25878
The King's School $23442 to $24730
Newington $22170-$23454
PLC Sydney $21350-$22580
Barker $20996-$22152
Reddam House $20215-$21730
Kincoppal Rose Bay $19600-$20900
Roseville College $19410-$20190
won't bother to mention the rest because the increase isn't over 20 grand (anything under really isn't a private school, and obviously there are other schools with fee increases that weren't mentioned in the smh)
so do we think the fee increase is justified?
how do your parents feel about this?
in my opinion if the fee increase was solely based on better hsc results then in that perspective it is justified (just look at this year's rankings) though i personally feel that the private school boards should not raise fees based on this, paying a minimum of 20 grand you expect your kids to get good results.
i remember the days of pre 2006 when Grammar and most AAGPS NSW had fees no higher than $20000
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