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ESFA Update local authorities: 13 June 2018

Published 13 June 2018

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1. Information: publication of high needs national funding formula import/export adjustment data

We have updated the local authority high needs allocations within the dedicated schools grant: 2018 to 2019 allocation tables. We have updated this data based on the January 2018 school census and February R06 ILR data.

The data set used to calculate the import/export adjustment is now available via the Information Exchange, in the Document Exchange ‘Other Submissions’ folder under the 2017 to 2018 academic year.

If you have any questions about the high needs national funding formula import/export data, you should contact us by Monday, 9 July. We will aim to respond to all queries during July and August 2018.

When asked ‘what is your query?’ please ensure that you make it clear that it is for the attention of the ‘high needs funding team’ and that your enquiry is in relation to the ‘high needs import / export adjustment’ and include the name of your local authority.

2. Information: Green for Grenfell, Friday 15 June

Thursday 14, June will mark one year since the Grenfell tragedy. On Friday, 15 June Grenfell United are inviting schools to take part in Green for Grenfell Day, by wearing green and helping with a local community project.

To join in, you can:

  • wear something green to school
  • help with a school project or local cause
  • use the hashtag #GreenForGrenfellDay

You can find more information on Grenfell United’s website.

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