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School resource management self-assessment: requirements and tool
The self-assessment tool, which was previously optional, is now compulsory. We explain which parts are for boards of trustees, and what needs to be filled in at school level.
Contents
- The change from optional to mandatory
- Part 1: the checklist for trustees
- Part 2: the dashboard for schools
- Outcomes and sign-off
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- Academies accounts return
- Academies chart of accounts
- Academies Financial Handbook 2018: changes
- Academies Financial Handbook: changes from September 2019
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- Budget forecast return outturn: requirements and guidance
- Business continuity and contingency planning: templates and guidance
- Charities Act 2016: fundraising requirements for MATs
- Declaration and register of interests: template
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- Key performance indicators (KPIs): requirements and guidance
- Land and building collection tool updated
- Monthly budget monitoring reports for academy trusts
- Related party transactions: requirements and guidance
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- Template annual report and financial statements
- Top-slicing academy budgets
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