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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
school funding
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A New Dawn for Education
Kevin Parker explores the transformative reforms being introduced by the newly elected Labour government in the UK’s education sector The keep reading
Management & HR
Keeping Your School Census Accurate and Straightforward
With significant implications for funding and institutional performance, getting census details right is crucial for schools. Here, Andrew Blench shares keep reading
News
NEWS: Government unclear on school funding use
As reported by CYP Now, NAO report reveals the DfE lacks insight into how funding for disadvantaged children’s education is spent and 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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NEWS: School funding tops teacher priorities
As reported by NFER, teachers highlight school funding as key issue for upcoming General Election NFER recently polled 1,282 school teachers keep reading
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Fuel curiosity with enrichment funding
Enrichment activities are the heartbeat of education, breathing life beyond the curriculum, fostering understanding, and kindling a love for learning. keep reading
News
NEWS: Tutoring programme closure threatens education equality
As reported by Sutton Trust, experts caution against the closure of the National Tutoring Programme, highlighting its crucial role in supporting keep reading
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Navigating the reality of per-pupil spending
While inflation-adjusted per-pupil spending is projected to surpass 2010 levels in 2024, a closer inspection reveals a different reality. The 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
