National Renewal
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| Leadership | Rodrigo Galilea |
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| Founded | April 29 |
| 1987 | |
| Presidents | Rodrigo Galilea |
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| ID | 2155879 |
About National Renewal
National Renewal is a liberal conservative political party in Chile. It is a member of Chile Vamos, a center-right to right-wing coalition. Sebastián Piñera, the former President of Chile, is a member of the party.
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School funding boost to reverse cuts
schools in England will receive £2. 6bn Extra next year under the Chancellor, Sajid Javid expenditure plans.
This is pre The First step towards the reversal of budget cuts and the return of school funding-austerity levels.
The Announcement follows last week's disclosure of a three-year plan to boost school funding by £7. 1 billion by 2022-23.
school leaders have concerns about the one-on-one financing to that you three years in a time of political and economic volatility.
The Chancellor told The House of Commons to put more money into the schools to invest in "lifelines of opportunity".
in This announcement in relation to expenditure for the 2020-21 confirmed The First disc of Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to pledge clearly that the expenditure on schools will increase.
addressing liquidity bottlenecksWhen it was outlined last week, The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the full three-year funding-would be sufficient for The Package to the back of the budget cuts of the last ten years.
Mr Javid said improving education was vital for "National Renewal " and schools that have been under-funded, received the largest increase.
His plans mean:
follows The Promise of more money for schools a long-running campaign over liquidity shortages - with leaders and teachers to write to millions of parents, about budget problems.
Along with the support of the NHS and the increase in police numbers, school funding was by the government as a priority for The Public .
The Chancellor has promised more money for further educational and professional qualificationsprovide The Extra cash announced by the Chancellor in a real-to-increase conditions.
The £2. 6bn for The First year includes about £1. 8bn to pay additional money, the increase would have been in the pipeline by increasing student and the inflation.
And the government has committed to separately, spending an additional £1. 5 billion per year to cover The Rising costs of the staff of the school pensions.
For the third year of The Package - £7. 1 billion increase in the value of £4. 6bn Extra into account according to inflation.
'Right direction'Jules White, West Sussex , head teacher, organized a campaign with thousands of schools described to increase the funding as a "welcome step in The Right direction".
But he said The First £2. 6bn announced, would be still "a long way" before the pre-saving measures are achieved, the expenditure have been.
"In a time of deep political uncertainty, relentlessly reasonable school head will monitor The Situation and take the time to consider our next steps," he said.
Paul Whiteman , the leader of The National Association of Head Teachers, said: "We have won, the argument that the Treasury needs to come up with New Money .
"The government has an important step in The Right direction, and The Money that has been announced is good news - But we are not there yet, and we can see where some of the gaps that still remain. "
Kevin Courtney , joint leader of the National Education Union, said that the funding promises to be "a major contribution to closing The Gap , But still significantly short of what is required".
Labour's shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner , had rejected the three-year financing plan as a "high stacker" that would still have the schools wait years for the financing they need instantly.
boris johnson, schools, sajid javid, spending reviews
Source of news: bbc.com
