Finance
Government breaks schools block funding promise, says NEU
The government has broken its schools block funding promises, according to the NEU The National Education Union (NEU) has analysed keep reading
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Finance
Free university tuition in Scotland would 'force tax increases and spending cuts'
A Scottish Tory MSP has weighed in on the free university tuition issue currently being discussed by Conservatives, according to keep reading
Finance
Gloucestershire will receive £1.35m to support high-needs pupils
Gloucestershire’s head teachers are breathing a sigh of relief as the local council scraps plans to use mainstream school budgets to keep reading
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Why your documents should be digital
Technology has an important presence in schools, from the classroom to financial management. One area that might be overlooked however, keep reading
Finance
The digital skills gap – what can be done?
Despite a booming digital economy, the UK is developing an alarming skills’ shortage in this sector. EdExec caught up with keep reading
Finance
Majority of Tory MPs deny education finance crisis
As reported by The Independent, 63% of Conservative MPs and a third of MPs in general don’t believe that schools keep reading
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Improving efficiency and a strategic approach to value for money
Even with ‘little extras’ school budgets remain stretched. For SBMs, who are often ‘time poor’, the need for greater efficiency keep reading
Finance
The impact of independent schools on the UK economy
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) represents over 1,300 schools in the United Kingdom’s independent education sector. Per the report ‘The keep reading
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The fruits of your labour
When looking for a healthier alternative for break time snacks, Ramsden Primary School’s leadership team were able to come up keep reading
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Government funding figures – fact or fiction?
‘Record amounts of funding are going into education,’ claims Prime Minister Theresa May. On the surface it’s a simple statement, keep reading