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NI cuts school sports coaching programme
The programme to supply sports coaches to Northern Ireland’s primary school has been discontinued, according to the BBC Ulster GAA keep reading
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30% of maintained secondary schools in the red, DfE says
30% of maintained secondary schools are in the red financially, new DfE research shows Nearly a third of maintained secondary keep reading
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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
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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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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
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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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Priorities outlined for Scottish Border schools
A priorities list has been compiled for Scottish Border schools, outlining which schools are getting how much funding According to keep reading
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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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Integrated education in NI to receive £66m boost
The chancellor has announced that Northern Irish schools are to benefit from an immediate cash injection of £66m for integrated keep reading
