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Spending per pupil on #schools has fallen by about 8% since 2009-10.
How do extra funds announced in the 2019 Spending Round change the picture?
🧮 More insights from our new annual report on education spending in England, funded by @NuffieldFound: ifs.org.uk/publications/1436…
Playing fast & loose with information for favourable headlines is not an acceptable way to treat our children or our staff. Parents are intelligent, informed and passionate about what’s right for their children’s education. They know. We know. #itsnotagame #notgoodenough
May 2019 @UKStatsAuth to@ @educationgovuk “For a meaningful debate about public spending in any area, it is necessary to have a trustworthy data source. .....we note that the Department does not produce a comprehensive set of official statistics on the funding of schools.”
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theguardian.com/education/20…
Expert analysis on school funding from the IFS.
Much to ponder and considerable concerns remain. Worth Less? has more campaigning to do.
FlatCashEd retweeted
bbc.co.uk/news/education-497…
A much clearer view of future school funding arrangements by the independent IFS. Our budgets remain vulnerable.
TOMORROW: Debate on a Motion relating to School Funding. Hoping East Sussex MPs will be there in force for our schools & students. @HuwMerriman @mariacaulfield @lloyd_rm @Nus_Ghani @StephenLloydEBN @AmberRuddHR calendar.parliament.uk/calen…
FlatCashEd retweeted
Let’s give @halfon4harlowMP full credit and our full support for this. Like so many ideas from the Education Select Committee it’s based on rational, pragmatic thinking.
Thanks for continuing to champion our schools and funding improvements
@vicgoddard @JamesFrith @EmmaHardyMP
Pleased to have just spoken in @educationgovuk @HouseofCommons making case for 10 year plan for Education, just as their is a ten year plan for @NHSEngland . Highlights up soon.
FlatCashEd retweeted
Because there are more children now, after a demographic dip in the 2000s. #captaincontext
Replying to @DamianHinds
The addition of 1m more places this decade follows the cut of 100,000 places 2004-2010.
FlatCashEd retweeted
Thanks for all the RTs. Please keep pushing this. Many MPs across the spectrum are engaged and supportive but they must ‘step up’ on Monday.
Every MP and every party...No ifs, no buts
FlatCashEd retweeted
74% of secondary schools have reduced their curricular offer in KS4 and KS5
Full survey results: surveymonkey.com/results/SM-…
FlatCashEd retweeted
80% say teachers are making personal financial contributions to support pupils in their schools and the amounts are rising
74% of primary school heads say parents contributions are important to supporting school budgets
Full survey results: surveymonkey.com/results/SM-…
FlatCashEd retweeted
2000 heads speak with one voice. The school funding situation is getting worse and the negative impact upon teacher supply, SEND and social mobility cannot be ignored. Parents and children deserve better
@NickGibbUK @EmmaHardyMP @halfon4harlowMP
bbc.co.uk/news/education-468…
FlatCashEd retweeted
Yet more independent analysis confirms what reasonable heads have been stating relentlessly for several years.
ITV news will feature Worth Less? and the vitally important views of head teachers throughout the day. The government must act.
theguardian.com/education/20…
FlatCashEd retweeted
‘School funding is dire.’ Sir Rod Aldridge- academy sponsor. Radio 4 Today programme this morning.
Is anyone listening in government?
@NickGibbUK @halfon4harlowMP @EmmaHardyMP @HeadsRoundtable @seanjcoughlan
FlatCashEd retweeted
Any money for SEND is welcome but:
£125m extra now for 154 LAs. Currrent deficit for High Needs is £480m.
£125m extra next year. Projected HN deficit for 2021 is £1.6bn. Nothing extra for schools
Extra stale bread at Xmas to keep campaigners quiet. No chance.
@seanjcoughlan
FlatCashEd retweeted
We have secured some money for High Needs in LAs but it’s nowhere near enough. WL? know that campaigning is working though...
WL? asks that, if the DfE has £350m just lying around what the hell is it up to with it’s financial planning?
Schools don’t have a spare penny...
FlatCashEd retweeted
"The education secretary’s announcement is a welcome acknowledgement of the crisis in funding for children who most need our help. We have to do better for these young people. It is a step in the right direction": my comments for @ASCL_UK on SEND funding: buff.ly/2BppqA1
FlatCashEd retweeted
School cuts campaign continues to break-through. Thanks to every single one of you involved in making our voices heard. Time now to re-double our efforts ahead of the CSR.
FlatCashEd retweeted
We received over 600 submissions to our inquiry into #SEND. Each piece of evidence forms an important part of the inquiry.
For more information about how we are using your evidence please watch the video below.
Thank you!
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