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Of course, the Commission is footing most of the bill of the European Schools and the problem of cost is also a serious issue. However, I would not focus primarily on that issue of cost; I would focus mainly on the working system and on providing the best possible education for pupils. In that regard, option B is not the best one.
With regard to option B, which foresees having almost every section everywhere, there will be much fragmentation, with small groups and small classes, in which case we will be faced with the problem of ensuring good quality teaching and good quality education. Therefore, option B is not the best one. Yes, it is also much more expensive, but we in the Commission do not regard the cost issue as the first and most important issue. The most important issue involves securing the efficient functioning of the system of European Schools, and there are also many problems concerning the future quality of education."@en1
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