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I would say that it is confusing to anyone else apart the people from the UK, "public" is usually understood as "public" (as opposed to "private").
by jaclaz 5y ago
I would say that it is confusing to anyone else apart the people from the UK, "public" is usually understood as "public" (as opposed to "private").
- mdp2021 5y ago"Public [School in England]" = "Publicly accessible, (in general) open to people [ - anyone can enrol]" In other cases, "Public [entity]" = "paid by the people".