I was recently surveying the latest rubrics in The Times’ appointments section and noted two public schools seeking what are effectively business development directors for their schools’ international expansion. I guess I hadn’t realised that what had started as a trickle of ad hoc satellite schools in Thailand and China was quickly becoming a deluge [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘harrow’
30 May 2009
A truly British McEducation
Filed under 19900177, Brighton College, Bromsgrove, Bromsgrove Bangkok, Charities, Charities Act 2006, Girls' Day School Trust, Haileybury, Haileybury Almaty, Public benefit requirement, Repton, Repton Dubai, Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Bangkok, Wellington College, charitable status; schools, harrow
Tags: Brighton College, Bromsgrove, charities commission, Dulwich College, Haileybury, Haileybury Almaty, harrow, international schools, Oxford High GDST, public benefit, Repton, satellite colleges, satellite schools, school franchises, Shrewsbury, Wellington College
30 October 2008
The best kept British school secret…
Over the next few days, I’m going to share with you a few affordable school gems if your current school has become unaffordable. Note that I am not defining “affordable”. We each have our own snack brackets. Some of you have kids at the likes of Eton or Benenden which you can’t afford as we [...]
Filed under Boarding schools, Credit crunch, Fee-paying schools, Grammar schools, Hockerill Anglo-European College, Independent schools, Old Swinford Hospital School, Oxbridge admissions, Private schools, Public schools, Russell Group, Schools, Sevenoaks, State boarding schools, State schools, Summer Fields, University, benenden, cranbrook school, eton, harrow, sunningdale
Tags: benenden, boarding school, cranbrook school, Credit crunch, eton, harrow, hockerill, ib, international baccalaureate, kcw, king's college wimbledon, Old Swinford Hospital School, oxbridge, Russell Group, Sevenoaks, stabis, State boarding schools, Summer Fields, sunningdale
