Single-Sex
or co-ed Public Schools
Do
you want your son or daughter to be educated with the
opposite sex? Or is the question not important to you?
At
the primary stage, you may think it does not matter much,
although the independent sector - unlike the state sector
- still has junior schools which cater for boys or girls
only.
At
the secondary stage, however, you may feel that your son
or daughter would make more progress without the distraction
of the opposite sex. On the other hand, you may believe
it is more natural if boys and girls are educated together
throughout.
In
many areas of the country, the independent sector offers
the only real single-sex choice for parents who want it.
There are more girls' schools in the independent sector
than in the entire state sector in England.
Powerful
arguments are advanced in favour of both single-sex and
co-educational schools. You must make up your mind on
the basis of what will suit your child.
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