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Why more Australian families keep choosing private schools
✓ The Conversation AustraliaPower & Policy

Why more Australian families keep choosing private schools

A survey of 1,508 parents found 75% changed budgets, while 28% cut essentials to stay in independent schools.

Families feel the squeeze, but many stay because they want better facilities and extra activities. Private fees average about $8,973 a year, and Year 12 fees can be much higher in NSW and Victoria.

In a survey of 1,508 parents, 75% had adjusted budgets and 28% cut essentials to stay put. The article points to school funding gaps.

1,508
parents surveyed
75% of parents
budget changes
28% of parents
cut essentials
about $8,973 a year
average fees

Why it mattersSchool fees shape family budgets now, but they also reveal how funding gaps steer enrolment.

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