Teachers warn 'education crisis is looming' and children will suffer most in open letter to PM 👉 Trade unions say spending cuts would mean larger class sizes, a smaller curriculum and few school trips
The letter to Ms Truss – also signed by the NASUWT teachers’ union – said money allocated to the education sector in last year’s spending review was “not enough to cover rising costs”.
. The Treasury wrote to the heads of Whitehall departments last month telling them to deliver proposals for “efficiency savings” in budgets. “Your Government claims to be pursuing an agenda of economic growth but we fail to see how growth can be sustainable, and how our country can look forward to a secure and prosperous future, without sufficient investment in education,” they said.
A report published in July said funding for schools in England would be three per cent lower in 2023-25 than in 2010.will be “just about affordable” for the next academic year because of a £4bn rise in the schools budget this year.
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