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1. Funding changes worry councils.

Subjects
*ENDOWED public schools (Great Britain), *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Focuses on the funding schemes being considered by the British Funding Agency for Schools (FSA) for grant-maintained schools. Common Funding Formula (CFF); Effect on local education authority-maintained schools; Parents Opposed to Opting Out.

Published
1993

2. Rotten fruit targeted at dissident CEOs.

Subjects
*LEGAL status of school administrators, *ENDOWED public schools (Great Britain), *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Reports on British Secretary of State John Patten's verbal assault of chief education officers. Comments of Roy Pryke and Tim Brighouse on opting out issues; Legal status of education officers; Roles of chief education officers.

Published
1993

3. Troubled opt-out centre rescued.

Author

Hackett, Geraldine

Subjects
*ENDOWED public schools (Great Britain), *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Reports on plans to increase government funds for the British Grant-Maintained Schools Centre. Intervention of Secretary of State John Patten; Financial difficulties of the center; Resolution of the center's budget; Need for the Department of Education to sort out a rescue package.

Published
1993

4. Cross-council cash change condemned.

Author

Dore, Antony

Subjects
*ENDOWED public schools (Great Britain), *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Discusses the plan of the British government to streamline the recoupment arrangement for students enrolled in schools outside their districts. Unconstitutionality; Council of Local Education Authorities; Direct payment to schools; Administrative savings.

Published
1993

5. No room for blind pupils as deal ends.

Author

Pyke, Nicholas

Subjects
*ENDOWED public schools (Great Britain), *EDUCATION of blind people, *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Reports on the refusal of some grant-maintained schools in Great Britain to integrate blind students into the student body unless additional funding is given. Royal National Institute for the Blind; Special needs campaigning; Joseph Clarke School; Higham's Park secondary.

Published
1993

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