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Industry calls for pupil premium reform
ASCL asks government to introduce fairer funding for schools
A lesson on obesity - is it a disability?
Obesity may soon become an issue for employers - Blacks Solicitors explain how to deal with it...
EIB loans £102m to London schools in UK first
Lending institution provides Croydon with first ever loan exclusively for investment in local ...
DfE announces futher performance-related pay increases
SAS Daniels warns of back to school budgeting headaches for schools
Has your school implemented its procurement strategy yet?
Schools Buying Club urges schools not to automatically renew contracts
Academies: be vigilant to changes in immigration rules
Overseas students over 16 are no longer able to study at certain schools, says Moore Blatch
Is your website up to date?
Phil Reynolds reminds academies to publish required governance information on their websites
Updates to the Academy Accounts Direction 2015
Phil Reynolds summarises the key changes to AAD2015 that academies need to be aware of
Why are schools paying for procurement advice?
ESPO warns against schools wasting money on consultancy services when free help is available
Teaching the facts of tax
HMRC has launched a new resource for teachers to help their students learn the facts of tax
Too busy to use a supplier framework?
By Rowena Thomas, head of category, education, ESPO
At a premium
Tom Sparks outlines how Goffs School is closing the gap between pupil premium and non-pupil pr...
ICSA launches consultation on academy governance
The professional body for governance has launched a governance maturity matrix to support its ...
Keep calm and carry on
Philip West says it's important for schools to think about business continuity, and shows us h...
Is your school up to the special education needs challenge?
Moore Blatch's Victoria Federico, discusses the Government's future plans in relation to acade...
My Money Week launches in schools across the UK
Initiative returns for its seventh year to help children learn about finance
Lawyers warn schools: protect client data
New ruling means compensation is now payable without the need to show financial loss in event ...
Money matters for UK schoolchildren
Schoolchildren across the UK have the chance to learn more about money and personal finance du...
Beat the fraudsters
Ian Buss from Lloyds Bank Commercial discusses how academies could be vulnerable to fraud and ...
The role of the local governing body
Chloe Brunton, Partner at education law firm Veale Wasbrough Vizards, looks at the role of loc...
Budgeting focus is wake up call for cash-strapped academies
Mike Giddings from Clement Keys considers the funding options for schools ahead of the next ac...
State of play
A report from Bishop Fleming has scrutinised academy finances; Tallulah Speed examines finance...
Childcare disqualification - the latest
Simon Bevan looks at the newly updated guidance made available to schools about the government...
A new approach to construction insurance
Rahul Sharma from Marsh's Construction Practice discusses the pros and cons of an owner contro...
The information game
Management information systems are revolutionizing the way schools collect, store and share da...
Anything to declare?
Lawyer Alice Reeve explains how the childcare disqualification regulations may affect your sch...
Sporting chances
Lawyer Iain Campbell explores a school's legal responsibilities when it comes to high-risk spo...
Responsibilities shift in H&S
Louise Hosking looks at the implications for schools of new regulations covering on-site safet...
Questions of entitlement
Alice Reeve from law firm Veale Wasbrough Vizards looks at the implications for schools of a r...
Safety first
Legal advice: changes and main points of interest in the Government's 'Keeping Children Safe...
Does your finance system fit your school?
Julie Booth, head of SIMS Independent, explains why flexibility is vital when choosing the rig...
