Is it worth it?

摘要

Fee-Paying schools have long played a giant part in public life in Britain, though they teach only 7% of its children. State-educated prime ministers (such as the current one) are a rarity; a third of all MPS, more than half the appointed peers in the House of Lords, a similar proportion of the country's best-known journalists and 70% of its leading barristers were educated privately.