Finance
Private school cuts fees due to affordability concerns
A Somerset school has cut its £38,000 per year fee by 10% in order to cater to more UK families keep reading
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Finance
Schools in Falkirk warn of 'unprecedented cuts' to come
According to the BBC, Falkirk schools have been forced to issue warnings to parents regarding ‘unprecedented cuts’ in the near keep reading
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Rally to highlight school needs hits Westminster today
Education unions from across the UK will march alongside school staff and parents today to highlight the true needs of keep reading
Finance
Half of NI schools expected to be in the red
Nearly half of schools in Northern Ireland are in budget deficit, according to the BBC Figures from the Education Authority keep reading
Finance
SEND funding overspend trebles in three years
Funding for SEND children is forcing many councils towards financial disaster An Observer investigation – as reported via The Guardian – keep reading
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Independent school staff are overworked and underpaid, says NEU survey
An NEU survey has highlighted issues facing independent school teachers and assistants, finding that they are facing real-terms pay cuts keep reading
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'Crying for help' was 'humiliating', says NI principal
The Belfast Telegraph has spoken to Dr Graham Gault following last week’s speech, in which he expressed that some Irish keep reading
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Carlisle Labour party joins the fight for increased funding
Carlisle’s Labour party has spoken out about school funding cuts, according to News and Star The Labour party in Carlisle keep reading
Finance
SEN costs in Oxfordshire soar
According to Oxford Times, a rise in the need for support for SEN pupils is expected to lead to a keep reading
Finance
Three education unions respond to Budget announcement
The NEU, NAHT and ASCL are simultaneously consulting members on what steps to take following the disappointing Budget announcement Following keep reading