[withdrawn] establishing local authority dedicated schools grant baselines

Guidance ESTABLISHING LOCAL AUTHORITY DEDICATED SCHOOLS GRANT BASELINES Guidance for local authorities on EFA setting dedicated schools grant baselines and the process for confirming

historical commitments. Get emails about this page THIS PUBLICATION WAS WITHDRAWN ON 23 AUGUST 2019 This content has been withdrawn as it is out of date. APPLIES TO ENGLAND DOCUMENTS

PRODUCING DEDICATED SCHOOLS GRANT BASELINES FOR 2018 TO 2019 FINANCIAL YEAR ALLOCATIONS PDF, 222 KB, 12 pages DETAILS OF CONTINUING HISTORIC COMMITMENTS FOR 2017 TO 2018 FINANCIAL YEAR PDF,

122 KB, 3 pages PRODUCING DEDICATED SCHOOLS GRANT BLOCK BASELINES FOR 2017 TO 2018 FINANCIAL YEAR ALLOCATIONS PDF, 361 KB, 16 pages DETAILS Education Funding Agency (EFA) is carrying out an

exercise to establish revised baselines for the blocks of the dedicated schools grant (DSG). The second stage of the consultation on a national funding formula sets out our intention to move

to a new formula for the 2018 to 2019 financial year for the schools, central school services and high needs blocks of the dedicated schools grant. We therefore need to establish 2017 to

2018 baselines for these blocks for each local authority. This exercise will build on the work completed for the establishment of the blocks used to fund authorities in the 2017 to 2018

financial year. We are not however undertaking a further detailed review of historic commitments. EFA has sent an email to each local authority providing details of how to access their

baseline template for submission of the required information. Any authority which has not received this email should contact the NFF baselines team. SIGN UP FOR EMAILS OR PRINT THIS PAGE Get

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