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Discover the latest ideas for raising or saving money, and get tips for tapping into free resources for your school
is the whole school ready?
While most school leaders will have received guidance on GDPR, PTAs need advice, too.
We’ve spoken to the ICO and the Fundraising Regulator to find out how PTAs can ensure they’re
compliant with the regulations. Visit
pta.co.uk/running-a- pta/managing- your-pta.
GDPR:
INCOME GENERATION
WORKSHOPS The FundEd team is expanding its support to schools by running a series of regional seminars on income generation. Our seminars cover all the basics, from overcoming barriers and writing a fundraising strategy to finding creative solutions, sharing the workload and communicating your plan. We will also be exploring bid-writing and crowdfunding. If you run a regional SBM group and would like us to come and present at one of your conferences, please contact us on 01342 718679 or email
info@funded.org.uk. Or if you’re attending any of the following events, do come and say hello! 7 Feb ISBL Conference London (
isbl.org.uk) 8 Mar ISBL Conference Newcastle (
isbl.org.uk) 22 Mar ISBL Conference Cardiff (
isbl.org.uk) 25 Apr The Academies Show, London (
academiesshow.london) 27 Apr Cornwall Association of Primary Heads Conference, Newquay (
caph.org.uk) 3 May ISBL Conference Exeter (
isbl.org.uk) 17 May ISBL Conference Liverpool (
isbl.org.uk)
FundEd’s Nikki Burch being introduced to the Worcestershire Association of School Business Management by Chair, Russell Dalton
Win while they learn!
Win your share of £50,000 in cash and prizes by participating in this from Reception to Year 6, the online resource is designed around the Enter now to take part in the warm-up week (1–6 March), which runs
accessing the free resources online and carrying out as many problem-
FREE FINANCIAL EDUCATION
RESOURCES FOR SCHOOLS Financial education charity RedSTART has launched a new online resource, which provides teachers with free access to two workshops: Money Matters for eight- to 12-year-olds, and Moneyssentials for 13- to 18-year-olds. Both schemes offer flexible
materials that can be adapted by teachers. The workshops cover topics such as compound interest, risk and reward, lending and budgeting. Real-life
problems are explored through interactive activities and games. Young people’s financial
responsibilities are increasing – whether that’s mobile phone contracts, student debt or credit cards, yet only 40% of seven- to 17-year-olds say they’ve received financial education in school. RedSTART believes in making a difference by teaching children how to budget, save, invest and give back. Sign up free-of-charge at
redstarteducate.org.
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