Fair Funding for all Schools
​in St Austell & Newquay Constituency​

Sign our petition here:

We, the undersigned, call on the government to provide
  • An end to cuts in school funding – protect budgets in real terms
  • Fair funding for all schools
​This petition will be presented to Cornwall Council Children and Families Overview and Scrutiny Committee.
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Can our children’s future afford all these cuts?

These are the figures for our secondary schools (data for primary schools is also available).  
                                                                        Real terms loss 2015 to 2020
 
Brannel School                                             £ 35,739                    £  51 per pupil
Fowey River Academy                                £187,463                   £306 per pupil
Newquay Tretherras                                    £311,607                    £226 per pupil
Penrice Academy                                         £283,176                   £199 per pupil
Poltair School                                                £  19,259                   £  30 per pupil
Treviglas Community College                    £217,838                  £205 per pupil

Average loss per Secondary School pupil  is £184. 
Data from www.schoolcuts.org.uk  
In  addition, over the last decade, colleges have had to deal with an average 30% funding cut https://www.collegesweek.co.uk ​
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