Pros and cons of A levels in state school vs private school?

pros - public school.                   Pros- private school

1.Less learning                              1. More learning then PUBLIC Schools

Explanation:

Public school Pros:

Public schools are far more affordable to attend than private schools

They generally have a more varied curriculum and offer more after-school activities than smaller private schools

Public schools are well established and have access to great facilities like sporting grounds and swimming pools

Children that attend their local school learn to be part of a community and take pride in it

They are also exposed to a greater diversity of other races and cultures

Public school Cons

Big classes and overcrowding is one of the greatest issues in government schools

There often aren’t enough teachers to pupils

Large classes can result in pupils missing out on individual attention

Overcrowded classes may also result in pupils with learning problems being overlooked in some cases

Private school Pros:

Private schools often have a more challenging academic curriculum

Some are religious based schools and can provide regular religious classes

Private schools have the benefit of much smaller classes so teachers can give better individual attention

Private schools often have better access to resources like books, supplies and computers

Discipline in private schools is usually a lot stricter. If there are children that disrupt classes or ignore rules, they are more likely to be expelled from the school

Private schools are more traditional. This teaches pupils to value traditions and uphold these beliefs

Children that attend private schools often have a more established network

Private school Cons:

Private schools are far more expensive than public schools, and many parents can’t afford to send their children to them. This can make them quite an elite experience

Many of the children that attend private schools are from a wealthier background, this often puts pressure on middle class children who attend private schools as they feel they have to keep up with that standard

The religious emphasis can be alienating for those who follow a different religion

Private schools often offer a more limited curriculum and are more traditional in subject choices

Some of the newer private schools don’t have sporting facilities and so offer a limited range of extra-mural activities for children

There is often less of a racial mix so it may not be a good preparation for after-school life

Public School Cons:

Less flexible curriculum.

Larger class sizes.

Overcrowding.

Under funding.

Government mandated regulations.

Lack of discipline

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