CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian New research suggests schools in England and Wales which have solar panels installed will be landed with a £1.8m bill because of business rate changes that [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on BBC News Philip Hammond will confirm a one-off payment of £320m for 140 new free schools on top of the 500 already pledged to be created by 2020, [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Nottingham Post The DfE announced it will be allocating £1,258,974 to schools in Nottingham city and £2,545,802 to schools across the county, the Nottingham Post reports. The money can [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian Conservative promises to protect spending on police, sixth form education and childcare are at risk as Philip Hammond demands £3.5bn in new cuts from his cabinet [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES Local councils across England are to receive an extra £215m to improve the education of children with special educational needs and disability, the DfE has announced. TES reports that [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES The 1,000 schools with the highest proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals are facing particularly severe funding cuts, according to research by the National Union for Teachers and Child [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Times of Tonbridge Wells Tonbridge’s secondary schools look set to be the winners of the revaluation of business rates, although the picture is by no means consistent, [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on BBC News Martin McLeman has told parents that Wimborne’s Queen Elizabeth’s School will have a budget shortfall of £286,000 in the next academic year, BBC News reports. It comes [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on Alderlyedge.com Tatton MP George Osborne called a meeting of Cheshire East heads and governors from within the Tatton constituency to discuss the proposed changes to the National Funding [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen TES Schools are to get £415 million from the soft drinks industry levy to help pupils benefit from healthier, more active lifestyles, Justine Greening has announced. TES reports that the [read more]
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