Private School Fee Calculator

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Private School Fee Calculator

Instantly estimate the total cost of private school fees over multiple years. Accurate, free projection tool accounting for annual increases and VAT changes.

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Calculate School Costs

Enter your family’s education details below to get an instant, precise estimate of your total private school fees over the chosen period.

Fee Projection Estimator

Enter school details to calculate total costs

🔢 School Details
Historical average is 4% – 6%
Uniforms, trips, music, etc.

Estimated Total Cost

Based on your projected timeframe

Average UK Private School Fees (Per Term)

Baseline averages for 2024/2025 to help you benchmark your specific school’s fees. Boarding fees are significantly higher.

Education Stage Average Day Fee Average Boarding Fee
Pre-Prep / Primary£5,500£11,500
Secondary (11-16)£6,500£13,500
Sixth Form (16-18)£7,000£14,500
London / Home Counties£7,500+£15,000+
⚠️ Important Note: From 1 January 2025, a 20% VAT will be applied to private school tuition fees in the UK. This calculator provides a baseline estimate; actual costs may vary based on the school’s specific VAT implementation, bursaries, or additional hidden costs.

Private School Fees FAQ

Everything you need to know about budgeting for independent education in the UK.

As of 2024, average day school fees are around £5,500 per term for primary and £6,500 per term for secondary. Boarding school fees average between £13,000 and £15,000 per term. Costs vary significantly by region, with London and the Home Counties being the most expensive.

Yes, private school fees typically increase annually. Historically, this increase has averaged between 4% and 6% per year, though it can be higher depending on inflation, staff pay awards, and facility upgrades.

Yes. From 1 January 2025, a 20% VAT will be applied to private school tuition fees in the UK. While some schools may absorb a small portion of this, most are expected to pass the full cost on to parents, effectively raising fees by 20%.

Yes. Parents should budget for additional costs such as registration fees, uniforms, school trips, music lessons, sports equipment, and optional extracurricular activities. These extras can easily add £1,000 to £3,000+ per child, per year.

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