Sentences with phrase «funded from the mainstream school»

There can be no reversal of the real terms cuts that have already happened, and in addition, schools will have to cope with an added pressure in the number of pupils with SEND requiring support, funded from the mainstream school budget.

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Places in mainstream free schools will be funded on the same basis as those in a mainstream academy, with deductions made from the local authority in which the free school is located.

core funding - included within mainstream schools» and academies budgets, derived from their local funding formula.

According to the BBC report, a letter sent to county councillors said the high needs funding could be made up by taking money from mainstream schools, but at the moment no official decision has been made.

Plans also include a new # 4million fund to develop new ways to help children with additional needs move from alternative provision into mainstream education or special schools and measures to drive up standards in alternative provision education settings.

Two associations, the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and the National Association for School Business Managers (NASBM), have raised concerns over plans to reduce «per place funding» for mainstream schools with special units from # 10,000 to # 6,000.

The Department for Education (DfE) last week announced it was setting aside new funds to improve special educational needs (SEND) provision in mainstream schools from 2018 - 22.

For instance, the government wrote off # 1.8 million of claw - back funding from Royal Greenwich UTC, which is converting to become a mainstream secondary school, because the debt would put «severe financial pressures» on its new sponsor, University Schools Trust, east London.

Pupils at AP academies and other private providers are funded at whatever level they had at the mainstream school they were excluded from, according to a spokesperson for Islington council in London, which has both a PRU and an AP school.

We are strongly opposed to plans to reduce per place funding for mainstream schools with special units from # 10,000 to # 6,000, with the rest of the funding dependent on the number of pupils in the unit in any one year.

Plans also include a new # 4 million fund to develop new ways to help children with additional needs move from alternative provision in to mainstream education or special schools and measures to drive up standards in alternative provision education settings.