If you have studied the history of education development in Britain, you will find that in the beginning, education was the privilege of the aristocratic class, controlled by the church, and ordinary people had no right to education at all.

With the development of society and the change of history, education has become the privilege of the nobility and the rich.

Then, in order to meet the needs of further social development, Britain began to establish a compulsory education system (establishing public schools) and built a large number of "glass-flat universities" (Warwick and Bath University belong to "glass-flat universities"), so that more civilians have the opportunity to receive education.

Therefore, this should be regarded as a historical legacy of the development of the British education system, but it is true that elite education in British public schools occupies much more resources than ordinary education, which is also the fundamental reason why the quality of British private education is so good.

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