Labour's plan to impose VAT on private schools has sparked widespread concern, with warnings that it could threaten teachers' pensions and limit access for vulnerable pupils. Private school teachers have been alerted by unions that their pensions may be at risk as schools look to cut costs to cope with the new tax burden. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has previously supported campaigns to abolish the independent school sector, highlighting the party's long-standing scrutiny of private education. Critics, including a former HM Chief Inspector of Education, argue that the policy could harm vulnerable pupils by pricing them out of specialist institutions, potentially increasing pressure on state schools despite Labour's promise to recruit thousands of new teachers with the funds raised.
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