VIDEO: Private education boom in UAE
 

The annual scramble to secure places for children at the UAE's private schools is over and children are returning to the classroom. About 80% of the country's population is expatriate <a href="http://www.bestsunglassesoutlet.com/"><strong>Prada Sunglasses</strong></a> so most youngsters are not entitled to state school tuition. And this provides a massive opportunity for private companies to enter the education industry. Some schools charge £20,000 a year but offer five star facilities. Others come without the frills <a href="http://www.bestsunglassesoutlet.com/category/gucci-sunglasses-1Sunglasses"><strong>Gucci Sunglasses men</strong></a> and have fees of just a few hundred pounds. With such a wide variation in prices and facilities, how does the country's need for a functioning <a href="http://www.bestsunglassesoutlet.com/category/cartier-sunglasses"><strong>Chanel Sunglasses</strong></a> education system stack up against the desire of these businesses to turn a profit? Simon Atkinson reports.