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Ministers must pay up to support pupil mental health
If Dame Rachel de Souza wants to help young people, she should go all out to boost funding for schools, keep reading
finance
Finance
What changes are being made to the payment process of schools’ business rates?
National non-domestic rates, more commonly known as business rates, are a tax charged on the occupation of most non-domestic properties, keep reading
Operations
How to achieve excellence in catering
Sue Birchall, long-standing school business manager, discusses how you can ensure you are providing cost-effective and student-satisfactory catering in your keep reading
Live it
60 seconds with… Melissa Singer
Melissa Singer, business manager at Selwood Academy, tells us about leaping from a plane and wearing her top inside out! keep reading
Leadership
Why SBLs need to understand the learning process in order to develop it
Stephen Peach, assistant headteacher and business manager, Dacorum Education Support Centre, explores the reasons why SBLs need to observe the workings keep reading
Uncategorized
What were the statistics for admission appeals in England in 2020/21?
These statistics provide information about appeals made following the refusal of a school place application Most appeals are made when keep reading
Leadership
School communication rises to the COVID challenge in 2021 – but what will the future bring?
Simon Hepburn, of Marketing Advice for Schools, discusses the new ways of marketing your school and how you can get keep reading
Finance
What grants can you access for senior mental health lead training?
Find out how to apply for a grant and access DfE quality-assured training to help develop a whole school or keep reading
Finance
Realistic budget forecasting in times of uncertainty
Stephen Mitchell, CEO Keystone Knowledge, discusses how you can ensure your budget forecasting is realistic despite the uncertainties we are currently keep reading
Finance
NI spends least in UK on each school pupil’s education
As reported by BBC News, Northern Ireland spends less on each school pupil’s education than any other part of the keep reading