Resource available from the DfE - Learn more about school funding
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The article includes some key questions:
- How are schools funded?
- How do you decide how much each school gets for educating pupils?
- Is that why a school in one area might get a different level of funding to a school in another areas?
- Are there other factors that can affect how much money schools receive?
- The Chancellor said at the budget that by 2024-25 school funding will go up by £1,500 per pupil compared to 2019-20 levels. How does that work?
- So what’s the average spend per pupil now?
- How have school funding levels changed over the last 10 years? – I’ve heard this increase in funding only takes us back to 2010 levels.
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