| Access to Achievement |
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| Written by Chris Lambert (2002) | |
| Friday, 22 November 2002 | |
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The demand for private education is enormous - and not just from parents of the brightest students. But only a minority can afford it, because they already pay tax towards the state system. It's time to build a new system that supports parents who want the right school for their children's abilities - and needs - so that non-state education becomes accessible to all, says top private school teacher Chris Lambert in this ASI report. |
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