EnglandThe British State system - A Catch 22 scenario
Summary: The expatriate moving to the UK knows so well that the State System can produce some excellent schools and want those schools for their children and yet when they arrive they find it is not that easy.
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About the Author
Martin Humphrys, MA (Cantab) PGCE (Cantab), Educational Consultant for Sterling Corporate Relocation, was educated at Chatham House Grammar School, Ramsgate, and Downing College Cambridge University. He undertook his teaching certificate at the Cambridge Department of Education where he taught at Hinchingbroke School, Huntingdon – an 1800 student Comprehensive School.
An Individual Member of the European Council of International Schools, Martin joined the Sterling Education Team as an Education Consultant in 1999, and has since addressed a number of conferences in regard to educational placements in the United Kingdom and abroad.
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