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Funding for pupils with SEN
Get to grips with how pupils with special educational needs (SEN) are funded in your school.
Contents
- The funding system
- Notional SEN budgets
- Top-up funding
- Personal budgets
- Funding for pupils in SEN units and resourced provision
- Free school meals (FSM): funding updated
- Funding for pupils with medical conditions
- High needs funding formula: a summary
- High needs funding formula: history and consultation
- How academies are funded
- How alternative provision is funded
- How special schools are funded
- Minimum funding guarantee, capping and scaling
- National funding formula: a summary
- School census: determining funding allocations updated
- School funding for 2018 to 2019
- The early years national funding formula (EYNFF)
- Top-up funding for pupils with high needs
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