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What the Spending Review 2025 Means for School Budgets

At School Business Services, we’ve reviewed the government's full Spending Review 2025 and pulled together the key takeaways and what they mean for your budget planning over the next few years.

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Spring Census is just around the corner!
MIS

Posted on 4th December 2015

Spring Census is just around the corner!

The date for the Spring 2016 Census is Thursday 21st January 2016 We will be publishing the school census documentation at the beginning of the new year, however, should you require an onsite consul...

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Assessment Data & Student Progress
MIS

Posted on 26th November 2015

Assessment Data & Student Progress

What will you show Ofsted in the future when their inspectors call? Life after levels, beginning in September 2015, will still require students to be assessed. Importantly, those assessments will n...

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Research, collaborate, streamline
Finance

Posted on 24th November 2015

Research, collaborate, streamline

The focus of the current government is to reduce the UK’s budget deficit – and whilst the government is currently committed to safeguarding existing school budgets, there will undoubtedly be dif...

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Have you updated your Additional Staffing allowances?
Financial Planning

Posted on 24th November 2015

Have you updated your Additional Staffing allowances?

Here at SBS HQ we are committed to ensuring customer satisfaction. As part of this we make it our responsibility to perform random spot checks on planners every now and again. If and when we see anyt...

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What’s new in the SIMS Autumn Release?
MIS

Posted on 18th November 2015

What’s new in the SIMS Autumn Release?

Here are just some of the changes to look out for in the SIMS Autumn Release Improvements to SIMS Assessment The developments in assessment have been made with teachers in mind; improving usabilit...

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Welcome to the team
MIS

Posted on 11th November 2015

Welcome to the team

We would like to introduce two new members of the MIS team who you will be either seeing or speaking to and we are sure that you will make them both welcome Leyla Tovey MIS Assistant Manager ...

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Evidence the quality of teaching and support CPD in your school
MIS

Posted on 6th November 2015

Evidence the quality of teaching and support CPD in your school

Dear Colleague, When it comes to Ofsted inspection and achieving an ‘outstanding’ judgement overall, schools have to prove that their quality of teaching merits this. Senior leaders will need ...

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SBS Online Release: Improved Excel Exports
Financial Planning

Posted on 29th October 2015

SBS Online Release: Improved Excel Exports

Our latest release contains three significant enhancements plus a couple of minor bug fixes. Excel Exports Both this and the previous release have standardised and improved the process for exporting...

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Update: September 2015 Teacher Pay Scales
Financial Planning

Posted on 21st October 2015

Update: September 2015 Teacher Pay Scales

Due to popular demand, we have created a third teacher pay scale table for you to choose and apply in your budget settings, named 'Teacher Scales – Sept 2015 (C)'. This table features a standard 1% ...

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School Workforce Census 2015
MIS

Posted on 7th October 2015

School Workforce Census 2015

With the School Workforce Census 2015 date looming on 5th November it’s important to prepare to ensure that you meet the deadline. Our preparation documentation is now available for you to downl...

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Capita's Insight webinars for primary senior leaders
MIS

Posted on 5th October 2015

Capita's Insight webinars for primary senior leaders

As a school leader you will want to know what’s working in a school and what isn’t - but with so much going on, it’s often hard to have everything you need all in one place. SIMS gives you an ...

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Advice on Learning Aims for the new 2 Year A Levels.
MIS

Posted on 21st September 2015

Advice on Learning Aims for the new 2 Year A Levels.

With the introduction of the new form A Levels, which will be 2 year courses as opposed to a single year AS Level followed by a single year A2, there is some confusion in how these should be recorded...

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