ISC CEO interviewed by Times Radio on impact of Labour's tax plans

In an interview with Chloe Tilley, Ms Robinson explained independent schools are "not immune" to the financial pressures affecting all sectors and that they work hard to remain as affordable as possible. On Labour's plans to tax school fees, she warned: "Inevitably it would price out some [parents] and that would put pressure on an already stretched state sector." Listen from 02:54:15. The interview follows an article in The Sunday Times, in which William Stevens, Killik's head of financial planning, said he is advising parents to prepare for future school fee increases as the investment managers firm estimates the cost of educating two children at some of the country's most expensive schools could reach £1 million.