What is your 23-24 School Fees increase?

[beckypv]

Just that really. Trying to see where our school sits compared to others. For starters:
Small girls day/boarding South East England. 7% increase.

Day / boarding school 11-18 school in SE - 9% for boarders, 7% for day pupils (although fee increases were minimal over covid so it was due).

Prep in SE - 5.5%

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/secondary/4767654-school-fee-hike-freaking-out-slightly?reply=125598646 🙂

Day/boarding school in NE, DD is day pupil and fees gone up 11%

6.5%

9% boys school within m25

%6 🤷🏻‍♀️

Zone 2 co-Ed prep, 6%

Same as you @beckypv - girls day/boarding prep in the SE, 7%
Co-ed prep (to 11+) in the SE, 6.5%

Rural Hampshire - 5%

9%
Small co-ed prep in zone 2 London

Barcelona state school - 5 euro increase from 160 euro per year to 165 and they apologised.

Prep school, 7.5%

Higher than usual increase in order to increase teaching/staff salaries to reflect COL rises.

*co-ed 3-18 school in SE commuter belt

Thanks all - it’s interesting to see. Our 7% is in part due to a 5% payrise for the staff. Seems reasonable.

9% - large mixed day school home counties.

12%

10%

A 5 percent pay rise is still a real term pay cut for the staff though. Our school are increasing fees by 8 percent and staff are getting a 3 percent pay increase. The governors letter suggests the increase is for staff costs. I’m sure our parents think staff are getting much bigger increases than we really are.