Could Labour really abolish private schools? That’s the big question after the party’s conference voted to “integrate” private schools into the state sector.
The plan would see the assets of private schools “redistributed”.
Universities would have a quota imposed of admitting no more than 7% of their students from private schools, so their numbers were in keeping with their proportion in the overall school population.
And private schools would lose their charitable status and tax exemptions.
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