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School costs have risen by more than £500 in three years, research finds
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THE cost of sending children to state school in Britain has increased by more than £500 in three years, research suggested today. 

A report by Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) and the Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP) found that it costs around £2,275 a year to send a child to secondary school, while the cost for primary school exceeds £1,000.

Costs have soared since 2022, when the charity conducted similar research which found that annual costs were £1,755 for secondary schoolers and nearly £865 for primary school students.  

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