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Martin George & Charlotte Santry
All articles by Martin George & Charlotte Santry
Schools to get a £1.3 billion funding boost
Education secretary Justine Greening announces national funding formula will go ahead with extra cash – but this is not “new” education money.
17 July 2017
DfE’s accounts contain ‘pervasive’ errors, warns spending watchdog
More transparency is needed as the academy sector expands, says National Audit Office
20 December 2016
New national funding formula will see 10,740 schools gain and 9,128 lose
Long-delayed announcement follows today’s National Audit Office warning that schools face real terms cuts of 8 per cent
14 December 2016
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