Www.worcestershire.gov.uk F40 GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE 17 OCTOBER 2011 The Current National Funding Formula Is it Fair? Councillor Jane Potter Cabinet Member.

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F40 GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE 17 OCTOBER 2011 The Current National Funding Formula Is it Fair? Councillor Jane Potter Cabinet Member - Education and Skills

Background to Worcestershire 219 Maintained Schools 173 Nursery/First/Primary 21 Middle 16 Secondary/High 9 Special 17 Academies 4 Primary 13 Secondary/High 6 Short Stay Schools Approximately 75,000 pupils on roll (incl school post 16)

Background to Worcestershire LA Budget 2011/12 £75.3m reduced by 12% from last year As a result of: - Reductions in Formula Grant and Area Based Grant Impact of the new Early Intervention Grant County Council required savings programme DSG 2011/12 £344.6m (includes academies share and £46.6m mainstreamed grants)

DSG Guaranteed Unit of Funding Unfairness - The Gap has Widened

DSG Funding Considerations Is it Fair? Funding gap between lowest and highest funded LAs has widened This has been made worse by mainstreaming of specific grants in 2011/12 The gap between Worcestershire and All England is £482 per pupil (or about £36m of DSG) Compared to Birmingham the gap is £1,088 per pupil (or about £82m of DSG!)

Deprivation Is it Fair? English Indices of Deprivation 2010 Overall rank for Worcestershire is 112 th but 147 th in funding For Education, Skills and Training Worcestershire has: - 35 Local Super Output Areas that rank in the top 10% highest deprived nationally One LSOA that ranks 8 th out of the 32,482 LSOA’s

Area Cost Issues Is it Fair? A number of LAs receive area costs, including those neighbouring Worcestershire, but have no greater cost pressures Enables other LAs to offer more favourable recruitment incentives This funding needs to be recycled into the basic entitlement

Actual Impact in Schools Is it Fair? All schools have to implement the increasing array of curriculum and other activities e.g. national strategies, extended schools, impact of newly arrived EAL pupils All schools have to manage the increasing cost base from within their resources e.g. staffing cost drift, energy costs, examination fees, inclusion This impacts significantly more on low funded LAs These issues are not specifically reflected in the funding model

What the Review Requires Fairness!! Reduce considerably the differential funding gap between LAs A system based on a basic fully-costed per pupil entitlement funded prior to any 'top ups' for deprivation and area cost Significant recognition of deprivation within LAs as there is too much reliance on whole LA deprivation measures Redress the inequalities as soon as possible!