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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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Parents contributing more money than ever to schools
According to research by charity Parentkind, the average monthly voluntary donation made by parents to the school fund has increased by keep reading
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Petition on special needs funding to be submitted to the DfE
Parents, councillors and education unions will submit petition to DfE on special needs funding for children Tuesday, October 23 According to keep reading
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Purpose and clarity; an argument for pupil premium
Pupil premium was introduced seven years ago, the aim was simple: to provide additional money to support and boost the keep reading
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f40 outlines its position on the national funding formula
f40 has published a briefing paper outlining its current position in relation to the national funding formula for schools, and keep reading
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Misleading spending figures cause school staff to 'feel that the DfE is disrespecting them'
‘Misleading’ statistics from DfE regarding school funding have led to outrage, according to the BBC The Department for Education (DfE) keep reading
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DfE publishes teachers' pay grant methodology
The Department for Education has published guidance for schools and local authorities on the teachers’ pay grant for the financial keep reading
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Nick Gibb confirms new school funding plan
Nick Gibb has addressed parliament following the school funding debate in April; the NEU believes his statement is misleading Minister keep reading
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School funding gap between England and Wales has been virtually eliminated
A new IFS report details the differences in per pupil spending across England and Wales A report published by the keep reading
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61 councils given permission to top-slice money from school budgets
Councils across the country have been given permission to use school budget money to replace the loss of the ESG keep reading
