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In the UK, students must pay to go to public schools. These typically offer a better quality of education than state school however fees can range from £3000 a term to more than £100,000 for each academic year.
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In the UK, a 'public school' is in reality a very exclusive private school. Fees start at around £15000 per annum for day students and £35000 per annum for full boarders.
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