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Private schools say goodbye to scholarships

By David Turner, Education Correspondent

Published: November 10 2007 02:00 | Last updated: November 10 2007 02:00

Britain's top-performing private schools have slashed spending on merit-based scholarships and ramped up spending on means-tested bursaries ahead of tough new charity rules demanding they help the poor.

But their bursary spending is still small compared with the top US institutions.

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