Accountability and Scrutiny Data Analysis
An analysis of 86 primary schools in the London borough of Croydon, seen by Schools Week, found a quarter had no evidence online for how the funding was spent last year.
An analysis of 86 primary schools in the London borough of Croydon, seen by Schools Week, found a quarter had no evidence online for how the funding was spent last year.
Following on from our monitoring efforts of Primary PE & Sports Premium as well as our recent proposal centred upon accountability and scrutiny involving the sampling of a number of boroughs, our organisation has received...
This report is timely – and critical.
The government should hold headteachers to account for how they spend the PE and sports premium and claw back money if it is misspent, a new report has urged.
The government has been urged to plug the holes in its sport premium cash scheme, with teachers claiming schools are fudging their funding. The call comes as the education secretary Damian Hinds announced this week anew “school...
As a result of the information received, contributors to our PESS Premium monitoring will be interested to know that we submitted a Freedom of Information Request to the Department for Education on 26th March asking for details of those schools who have failed to comply with set regulations and who have been required to ‘pay back the whole or any part of the Premium.
Concerns regarding the Primary PE and Sports Premium have continued to come to us with a number of responses received during the summer school holiday.
We continue to receive largely concerning feedback associated with practices attached to the Primary PE and Sports Premium.
We are still receiving very interesting responses in reply to our earlier request for feedback concerning the Primary PE & Sport Premium national strategy.
We have continued to receive more extremely interesting feedback regarding practices occurring within both past and present National School Sports strategies.
Following comments received that were recently posted online (15th Sept), we have continued to receive very interesting feedback regarding practices occurring within the present National School Sports Strategy.
Some interesting comments – the few that relate to EY are highlighted.