Gillian Allcroft, deputy chief executive of the National Governors’ Association (NGA), looks at the role of the governing body in financial planning Governing boards have three core functions as defined by the Department for Education [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on ITV News Education secretary Kirsty Williams says the changes to how the money used to support the most disadvantaged pupils in Wales will benefit those in nursery, reception and [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Sunderland Echo All secondary heads on Wearside have written a joint letter to families warning of dire consequences if the proposed government plans go ahead, the Sunderland Echo reports. [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian Schools facing budget cuts are hosting weddings, setting up nurseries and laying on community fitness classes to try to bring in additional money to boost their [read more]
Headteachers and senior school leaders across the country fear that squeezed budgets will negatively affect their pupils, a survey of more than 500 headteachers has revealed. Two thirds of headteachers and school senior leaders in [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on BBC News A snapshot survey of 4,000 governors by the BBC sheds light on the existing funding pressure in England’s schools, BBC News reports. National Governors Association head Emma [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian The government’s plans for school funding could leave many institutions in England facing deep cuts well into the next decade, a think tank has warned, the [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on Gloucestershire Live All 39 headteachers of Gloucestershire’s state secondary schools have signed a letter to Secretary of State for Education Justine Greening stating that proposed changes to county [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Brighton and Hove News The headteachers of more than 40 Brighton and Hove primary schools have written to the city’s MPs, warning that massive budget cuts are pushing [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on alderleyedge.com Cheshire East is set to get £593,690 over three years as its share of the government’s £215m funding pot for special needs education, alderleyedge.com reports. The local authority [read more]
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