There has been a babyboom in the area since , a lot of people have 3 children, do the maths! Just a note about private schools I dont know which school is your 4th choice. But some schools are really on the up and for ex, High View has very good results and is a feeder of Bollingbroke Academy. But by all means, stay on the waiting list. It moves. Good luck. Hi blueskies Really feel for you.
It is so expensive around here. I am afraid I cannot comment on the state schools as our two go private. However, from reading posts on here, your 4th choice may well be better than you think. There seems to be a lot of gossip about schools being 'bad' which in fact may not be true, or as bad as you think when you visit and research.
I would think very carefully before launching into private schools. I have no regrets and we are very happy but it is very expensive. If you look at the fees now and feel you would be hard-pressed, I can tell you that when it comes to it, it will be even more. Fees increase every year, and there are untold extras, such as uniform, after-school clubs, school trips, music lessons.
I would not forego your one family holiday a year. You may have to down-scale it a little but it's important! Private school is great, for many reasons, and while I think it's certainly worth tightening your belt for, it's NOT worth years and years of watching every penny and it gets worse every year as fees will increase as they get older.
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