[senco-forum] Re: Herts Farce?

Also -- there seems to be a distinction between some funds being

Well my personal interpretation would be that delegated funding is funding 
given to schools for a specific area or child, devolved is a share of the 
central funding and the school decides what they do with it.

Jennie
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Subject: [senco-forum] Re: Herts Farce?

> Also -- there seems to be a distinction between some funds being 
> 'delgated'?some funds being 'devolved' and some funds being 'centrally 
> held'. What's the distinction between 'delegated' and 'devolved' funding? 
> Brendan King
>
>
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> From: kngbrndn at aol.com
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> Subject: Herts Farce?
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> What's going on in Herts? It seems there's a strange SEN delegated funding 
> policy -- that's created a two tier funding system -- with the higher 
> level to be 'scrapped about' between clusters of schools. Instead of the 
> legal framework approach of individual pupil statutory assessment and 
> statementing. And even with two tier statements -- the lower tier only to 
> be funded from school resources. It is supposed to be removing all 
> individual pupil funding and delegating totally to schools.
>
> Does this comply with the legal framework? How are schools / chidren being 
> affected in Herts?
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