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Condition Improvement Fund – How to Make Your Case
CIF bids are an important route to capital funding for smaller MATS and SATs but with diminishing funds available and keep reading
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Turning School Census Data into Actionable Insights
In a recent article for Education Executive online, Andrew Blench talked about approaches to completing a school census and how keep reading
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How Backdated Pay can Create Challenges for Payroll
Pay increases may seem straightforward on the surface. However, in education, things can get complex very quickly. In this article, keep reading
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Enhancing Budget Conversations in Schools
Given the pressing concern of financial stability for many schools and trusts, it is essential for school business leaders to keep reading
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NEWS: Schools face rising budget struggles
As reported by NGA, a recent survey reveals that 60% of schools in England are struggling to balance their budgets, highlighting severe keep reading
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School funding: Budget pressures and declining rolls
Despite recent funding increases, schools in England grapple with various financial challenges, from surging energy costs to burgeoning staff expenses. keep reading
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School finance: The pressures, and where do we go?
In this article, Kevin Parker delves into the root causes of financial strains on schools, explores their impact on educators keep reading
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NEWS: Labour Plans 20% VAT on Private Schools
As reported by Yahoo News, Labour promises to channel £1.7bn from private school VAT into state education, despite criticisms from headteachers, if it keep reading
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The 16 to 19 Bursary Fund: Why you need to use it or risk losing it
The 16 to 19 Bursary Fund provides financial support to help students overcome the specific financial barriers to participation they keep reading
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The power of employer engagement in school fundraising
Tapping into an often-overlooked resource can be a game-changer for school business leaders and encouraging parents to involve their employers keep reading
