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On December 15, 2010, Broughton High School hosted the third budget consultation of the Children and Families Department, following previous meetings with parent council chairs. Feedback from these consultations has been compiled to inform the budget process, with a significant savings target of £90m over three years. The Children and Families Department has identified gross savings of £17.326m and additional growth funding of £2.049m for 2011/12 to address demographic growth in vulnerable children's numbers. Further proposals and consultations are ongoing.
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Children and Families Department2011/14 Budget ProcessBroughton High School15 December 2010David Robertson
IntroductionThe third of a series of budget consultations with parent council chairs. St Thomas of Aquin’s 31 August 2010 Drummond 13 October 2010 Broughton 15 December 2010● Feedback from meetings has been compiled and shared with parents● Has informed our consideration of the budget● Will be shared with elected members as part of the budget process
Council Budget Savings Target £90m over 3 years Children and Families has identified 3 year gross savings of £17.326m less pressures (£1.97m) net savings of £15.356m • No savings included from any potential increase in class contact time.
Growth for Children and Families 2011/12 • Long term financial plan provides additional resources for demographic growth in Vulnerable children’s numbers £1.334m Early Years £0.326m School rolls and specialist services £0.389m Total Growth 2011/12 £2.049m
Package1- Savings of £2.36m in central services staffing approved by Council in September 2010
Package 2 – Subject to consultation, no decisions taken until Feb 2011
Package 3 – Further proposalsNo decisions taken until February 2011. Items re teachers’ terms and conditions subject to national agreement
Package 3 – Further savings identified • Non staffing savings in non school budgets £1.093m • Savings from teachers’ terms and conditions £2.521m (subject to national agreement) • Budget realignment (£0.877m) £(0.877m) • Savings to meet identified pressures £1.970m • Total net savings £2.521m