Quartz on 17th September reported that the NCA said that some of the money laundered in the UK is being filtered through private schools – and it criticised elite schools for failing to flag suspicious payments to the government. It says that the average cost of a child attending a non-boarding private secondary school is more than £17,000 a year; and as well as being expensive, these schools are also increasingly international – of the 529,000 students attending these schools last year, about 10% were non-British pupils.
https://qz.com/1392063/money-laundering-in-the-uk-private-schools-in-the-crosshairs/
