The school’s new headteacher and director of education explain their ambitions for the college as it faces the challenge of new VAT charges
By Simon Rocker
Impact of VAT on fees prompted move into the state sector
Nancy Reuben Primary says some parents may no longer be able to afford to pay with new tax
The High Court rejected the claim, brought by a number of children, parents and education providers, that the tax measures would violate human rights law
By Jacob Jaffa
The blanket tax on independent schools discriminates against religious communities and other groups, lawyers have argued this week
The High Court is to hear a claim that the government’s policy is a breach of human rights
Former deputy prime minister blamed VAT rises for closure of Immanuel College
By Lorin Bell-Cross
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New policy due to come into effect in January could force closure of some Charedi schools, educational organisation warns
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The JC explores what Labour’s policy of VAT on private schools would mean to parents and Jewish school leaders
