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Want to save a lot of money? Send them to a public school.
The article IS about a public school. State schools in the UK are not open to the general public, you must live in its catchment area to be able to get your kids inside and often match other criteria as well. Private schools are called public in the UK because they don't have restrictions and are open to all members of public - if you have cash then your kids can study.
"state school" in UK terminology. Public school in the UK means private school. Weird I know.
Not all of the UK for bonus confusion
Guessing your not from the UK. It means something different in England and Wales https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_(United_Kingdom)