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1. www.hsbc.co.uk › wealth › education-calculatorEducation Calculator | Calculate School Fees - HSBC UK

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   Use our calculator to find out how much you may need to save towards your children's education expenses, how long it'll take, and how the value of an investment could change under different market conditions.

2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSchools’ costs: technical note - GOV.UK

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   Feb 1, 2018 · These technical notes provide information to help school leaders, governors and academy trusts, researchers and others understand costs for schools in England, at the national level, in the...

3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentSchools' costs 2022 to 2024 - GOV.UK

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   On average, at the national level, costs are increasing by 6.1 per cent. Taking these two figures together would imply that schools could, on average, raise spending by a further 0.7 per...

4. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 65e0bd972Schools' costs 2023 to 2025 - GOV.UK

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   Our estimates of costs cover mainstream English primary and secondary schools (maintained schools, academies, and free schools, with pupils in reception to year 11) and exclude special schools...

5. www.gov.uk › guidance › buying-for-schoolsBuying for schools - GOV.UK

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   • Overview
   • How to buy compliantly step by step
   • Understand what to consider when buying goods or services
   • Get free and impartial help or advice from procurement specialists
   • Use self-guided tools
   • Use a DfE approved buying solution
   • Create a specification for your procurement
   • Get support from other schools
   • Join free webinars and events about buying for schools

   Resources to help you buy goods and services for your school, get better value and be compliant with procurement regulations.

   See full list on gov.uk

   Once you know what you’re buying and how much you’re spending, you’ll need to decide the best way to buy for your school based on the procurement regulations.

   Refer to the buying routes we’ve identified to help you decide which one is best for you to follow.

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   Read guidance on things to consider before you start buying goods and services, which includes:

   •catering

   •cleaning

   •energy

   •furniture

   •ICT and computer hardware

   See full list on gov.uk

   Find out more about how DfE can help you to buy goods and services.

   Use the Get help buying for schools service for help, advice and support from our team of Department for Education (DfE) procurement specialists on buying goods and services.

   Our procurement specialists can give advice at any stage of your procurement process.

   This service applies to all state funded schools in England.

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   You can use our tools at any time to help you at specific stages of your procurement. It’s easier to use these tools if you’re already familiar with the buying process. See the buying routes to find out more about the process.

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   We have reviewed and approved framework agreements for schools to buy goods and services.

   Framework agreements help schools to procure goods and services from a list of pre-approved suppliers, with agreed terms and conditions and legal protections.

   Framework agreements are provided by third parties. They run a tender to select the right suppliers to provide specific goods and services.

   Read more about framework agreements and our find a framework tool.

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   A specification is a document you need to create for your procurement to explain to suppliers exactly what you want to buy.

   You can create one yourself or use the create a specification tool. The tool currently helps you create a specification for:

   •catering

   •multi-functional devices, for example devices that copy, print or scan

   More categories will be added if schools find this tool useful.

   The tool will save you time by producing a specification based on the responses you give to a set of questions.

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   To get support, you can join or create a school business professionals network to help you connect and share information with your peers.

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   You can register for our free webinars and events to help your school save time and get good value when buying goods and services for your school.

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6. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2021/10/29 › how-doesHow does school funding work and how does the Budget affect ...

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   Oct 29, 2021 · Yesterday in the Government’s Spending Review and Autumn Budget the Chancellor announced that per pupil funding would go up by an average of £1,500 by 2024-24 compared to 2019-20 levels. Here we...

7. People also ask

   How much is school spending per pupil worth in England?

   • This was allocated from September 2019 onwards and is worth just under £170 per pupil in England and adds an extra 2.5% to school spending per pupil. However, the rest of the growth reflects underlying growth in core school spending per pupil.

   Comparisons of school spending per pupil across the UK

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   What types of schools are included in our estimates of costs?

   • Our estimates of costs cover mainstream English primary and secondary schools (maintained schools, academies, and free schools, with pupils in reception to year 11) and exclude special schools and other high needs providers. The analysis is done at the national level by examining the average cost increases that schools are forecast to face.

   Schools' costs 2022 to 2024 - GOV.UK

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   How much is school spending per pupil in Scotland & Northern Ireland?

   • Across the period, school spending per pupil is consistently highest in Scotland and generally lower in Northern Ireland. In 2021–22, spending per pupil is expected to total £7,600 per pupil in Scotland (including COVID-related spending) and £6,400 in Northern Ireland.

   Comparisons of school spending per pupil across the UK

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   How much will schools cost in 2022-23?

   • On average, at the national level, costs are increasing by 6.1 per cent. Taking these two figures together would imply that schools could, on average, raise spending by a further 0.7 per cent in 2022-23, or by around £300 million at the national level.

   Schools' costs 2022 to 2024 - GOV.UK

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   How has school spending changed in the UK?

   • In summary, school spending per pupil fell across all four nations of the UK from about 2010 onwards. This decline extended to 2018 for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but only up to 2014 in Scotland. More recently, we have seen increases in school spending per pupil across all four nations.

   Comparisons of school spending per pupil across the UK

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   How much money will schools spend in 2024?

   • The difference between the 3.1 per cent increase in funding and the 1.9 per cent increase in costs (excepting the 2024 pay awards) indicates that mainstream schools could increase their spending by a further 1.2 per cent on average, or around £600 million at the national level in 2024-25.

   Schools' costs 2023 to 2025 - GOV.UK

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8. ifs.org.uk › articles › comparisons-school-spendingComparisons of school spending per pupil across the UK

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   Oct 22, 2021 · In 2021–22, spending per pupil is expected to total £7,600 per pupil in Scotland (including COVID-related spending) and £6,400 in Northern Ireland. In between, spending per pupil is expected to total about £6,700 in England and £6,600 in Wales. Similar trends and levels in England and Wales.