Following the announcement of the closure of Exeter Cathedral Preparatory School, concerns have been raised about the future of cathedral choir schools in England.
With rising financial pressures, shifting government policies, and changing attitudes towards private education, many fear the sector is in decline. Yet the reality is more complex: while some long-standing institutions are closing, others are adapting, experimenting with new models, or even thriving.
The evolving landscape raises important questions about accessibility, tradition and the future of choral education in a rapidly changing educational climate.
The full article, published on 2nd April, can be read HERE