Money Talks
Thoughts on: government funding changes
Phil Burton, business manager at Hallbrook Primary School, gives us his thoughts on the government funding changes that have occurred keep reading
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Unions comment on IFS school funding report
The IFS annual report on school funding shows the largest cuts to England’s schools in 40 years Commenting on the keep reading
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NEU comment on EPI analysis of school funding
The National Education Union have commented on the Education Policy Institute’s (EPI) analysis of school funding Commenting on the analysis keep reading
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Unions comment on government announcement on school funding
The government has announced that every secondary school has been guaranteed at least £5,000 per pupil next year, and every keep reading
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Lack of investment in school buildings is ‘chronic’, says NEU
The National Education Union say that their new analysis highlights the inadequacy of the government’s school building programme The National keep reading
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Where does the £73,000 it costs to educate a child in the UK go?
As reported by the BBC, the amount spent on schools is a major topic in this year’s election campaign. So, keep reading
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Accord Coalition: Discriminatory faith schools in England nearly entirely taxpayer funded
A Freedom of Information (FOI) request response to the Accord Coalition for Inclusive Education has revealed a big drop in keep reading
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Language and science teachers to get £9,000 bonus for staying at schools
As reported by The Guardian, teachers who teach languages or science in English state schools will be eligible for bonuses keep reading
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Analysis of school cash allocations shows strong link with deprivation
Following the release of the national funding formulae allocations for 2020/21, the NEU, NAHT and ASCL are taking a close keep reading
Leadership
Boris Johnson claims he would raise secondary school funding
Boris Johnson has said that he would raise per-pupil funding for secondary schools if elected prime minister According to The keep reading
