Over 205,000 students in private primary schools: double the figure from a decade ago

In the/26 school year, private primary schools enroll over 205,000 students — twice as many as/16. The Jagiellonian Club proposes limiting state subsidies to private schools, but director Robert Górniak warns this will not increase the appeal of public education. Private schools attract pupils with more flexible teacher compensation and smaller classes, though curricula are the same as in public institutions.

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