Analysis finds recent £7bn top-up not enough to prevent 9% drop in real terms next year despite urgent need for post-pandemic recovery
The government will spend less on school pupils in England next year than it did in 2009-10 despite a recent £7bn funding boost, according to a report warning that the austerity-era spending squeeze still persists.
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