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The article reports on the excessive funds from money-hoarding schools in Great Britain. It cites that the government has warned local authorities to claw back the surplus funds from schools and that headteachers should explain the details on the funds. Members of the Association of School and College Leaders note that savings in the only way they can handle costs. It notes that the government will initiate an action to reduce the funds if there are no fund reductions exercised. INSET: Cash around the country.

The article reports on the alleged hoarding of money by some schools in Warrington, England, which is supposed to fund pupils' education. Report said that more than 3 million pounds went unspent for pupils' education for the financial year 2009. According to John Rimmer, president-elect of the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT), the allocation is said to be spent to improve the quality of education.