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Outreach Fundraising Organisation
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With absolutely NO RISK whatsoever you could receive up to 50% of all sales achieved by your supporters all you can do is benefit from implementing our fundraisers into your fundraising plan.
With the budgets being imposed by the government and funding to schools being slashed , they are now having to seek alternative methods to raise funds to allow them to run efficiently.
91% of schools face real-terms budget cuts compared with 2015/16. KEY FACTS£2.8bnhas been cut from school budgets since 2015£45.4kaverage cut to primary schools£185.2kaverage cut to secondary school
Schools in England 'to see first real-terms funding cuts in 20 years'Institute for Fiscal Studies says spending per pupil is to fall 6.5%, with sixth-formers facing continued squeeze on budgets
Schools in England are facing the first real-terms cuts to their funding since the mid-1990s, a leading thinktank has warned.
Spending per pupil is to fall 6.5% by 2019-20, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), although it added that school funding had been well protected over the past two decades.
Sixth-formers have been facing a continuing squeeze on budgets, with spending per further education (FE) student falling by 6.7% between 2010-11 and 2015-16 and a further drop of 6.5% expected over the next few years. It means that funding for 16- to 18-year-olds is no higher than it was almost 30 years ago.
The IFS study examines education spending for different age groups – from early years to universities – over a number of years.
But the report shows that school spending is now falling and will drop by 6.5% over the course of this parliament. “This will be the first time schools have seen real-terms cuts in spending per pupil since the mid-1990s,” it says.
The IFS says that protections for school budgets over the last parliament mean that spending per pupil will still be similar to 2010 levels. It notes that the introduction of the national funding formula, which will redistribute money to schools in a way that ministers say will be fairer, is the “largest shakeup in school funding in England for at least 25 years”.
The IFS report warns that 16-18 education has been “the biggest loser from education spending changes over the last 25 years”, adding: “It experienced larger cuts in the 1990s than other sectors, smaller increases during the 2000s and is currently experiencing the largest cuts. This long-term squeeze in resources is a major challenge for the sector as a whole.This news insert was extracted from The Guardian Newspaper
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Outreach Fundraising Organisation
is an Organisation that brings a
unique product fundraising program
to the UK fundraising industry.
With absolutely NO RISK whatsoever you could receive up to 50% of all sales achieved by your supporters all you can do is benefit from implementing our fundraisers into your fundraising plan.
With the budgets being imposed by the government and funding to schools being slashed , they are now having to seek alternative methods to raise funds to allow them to run efficiently.
91% of schools face real-terms budget cuts compared with 2015/16.
KEY FACTS
£2.8bn
has been cut from school budgets since 2015
£45.4k
average cut to primary schools
£185.2k
average cut to secondary school
Schools in England 'to see first real-terms funding cuts in 20 years'
Institute for Fiscal Studies says spending per pupil is to fall 6.5%, with sixth-formers facing continued squeeze on budgets
Schools in England are facing the first real-terms cuts to their funding since the mid-1990s, a leading thinktank has warned.
Spending per pupil is to fall 6.5% by 2019-20, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), although it added that school funding had been well protected over the past two decades.
Sixth-formers have been facing a continuing squeeze on budgets, with spending per further education (FE) student falling by 6.7% between 2010-11 and 2015-16 and a further drop of 6.5% expected over the next few years. It means that funding for 16- to 18-year-olds is no higher than it was almost 30 years ago.
The IFS study examines education spending for different age groups – from early years to universities – over a number of years.
But the report shows that school spending is now falling and will drop by 6.5% over the course of this parliament. “This will be the first time schools have seen real-terms cuts in spending per pupil since the mid-1990s,” it says.
The IFS says that protections for school budgets over the last parliament mean that spending per pupil will still be similar to 2010 levels. It notes that the introduction of the national funding formula, which will redistribute money to schools in a way that ministers say will be fairer, is the “largest shakeup in school funding in England for at least 25 years”.
The IFS report warns that 16-18 education has been “the biggest loser from education spending changes over the last 25 years”, adding: “It experienced larger cuts in the 1990s than other sectors, smaller increases during the 2000s and is currently experiencing the largest cuts. This long-term squeeze in resources is a major challenge for the sector as a whole.
This news insert was extracted from The Guardian Newspaper
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