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Strategies to help beat those budget blues
Simon Hepburn, founder of Marketing Advice for Schools, explores the potential for income generation that every school has and looks keep reading
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Labour: national tutoring programme has failed
DfE’s flagship catchup scheme for children in England has reached only 10% of this year’s target, report shows CREDIT: This keep reading
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A guide to the funding of the COVID-19 12 to 15 vaccination programme
A look at the allocation of funding and terms and conditions for schools and other eligible settings for 12 to keep reading
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How to find a DfE-approved framework for your school
A quick guide to finding quality-checked suppliers of goods and services for your school This service provided by the DfE keep reading
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Getting financial advice for your school
A list of financial advisers for schools that need to buy external financial advice – and what school leaders should keep reading
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Shaving off the pounds
January is, typically, a time when we look to shave off some extra pounds of Christmas weight – but Stephen keep reading
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People centred budgeting: how do you know the money you allocate will make the maximum impact?
Stephen Peach, assistant headteacher and business manager, Dacorum Education Support Centre, discusses how you can ensure that you’re allocating money effectively keep reading
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Eligibility for academic mentors
How can schools and academy trusts apply for subsidised tutoring as part of the national tutoring programme to help pupils keep reading
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Guidance on school capital funding
An overview of the Department for Education updated guidance on school capital funding, including who it’s for, current and past keep reading
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People centred budgeting: how do you know the money you allocate will make the maximum impact?
Stephen Peach, assistant headteacher and business manager, Dacorum Education Support Centre, discusses how you can ensure that you’re allocating money effectively keep reading