welcome to northamptonshire�*s school of second chances.ort for up to 230 young people including those who have been permanently excluded but it is expensive and out of favour with the local authority following a recent inadequate ofsted rating. more than 60 children have been removed and new referrals are halted. fiur 60 children have been removed and new referrals are halted. our income is one new referrals are halted. our income is gone and — new referrals are halted. our income is gone and technical _ new referrals are halted. our income is gone and technical fa _ new referrals are halted. our income is gone and technical fa do - new referrals are halted. our income is gone and technical fa do not - is gone and technical fa do not recover we may have to close by customers because you know that have funds to play stuff —— pay staff. ofsted found... the school says much of the criticism was based on a false assumption that the offered full—time provision for all pupils and that the other faults but easily rectified. you believe the council

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a school for permanently excluded children in northamptonshire says it may be forced to close by christmas. we may have to close _ been halted. our income has gone. we may have to close by _ been halted. our income has gone. we may have to close by christmas. - been halted. our income has gone. we may have to close by christmas. we i may have to close by christmas. we just would not have the funds to pay staff to keep it open. fish staff to keep it open. an unannounced _ staff to keep it open. an unannounced ofsted inspection in may found leaders had not established a secure culture of safeguarding us and did not maintain accurate records of attendance, while staff authorised absence. much of the criticism was based on a false assumption, the staff say, and the other faults were easily rectified. you believe the council have got an ulterior motive, don't you? i you believe the council have got an ulterior motive, don't you?- ulterior motive, don't you? i can't hel but ulterior motive, don't you? i can't help but think _ ulterior motive, don't you? i can't help but think there _ ulterior mot

my right honourable friend, the member for south northamptonshire, has recognised this with her inspirationaling review 2019, will restore per—pupilfunding to spending review 2019, will restore per—pupil funding to 2010 levels spending review 2019, will restore per—pupilfunding to 2010 levels in real terms. per—pupilfunding to 2010 levels in realterms. equivalent per—pupilfunding to 2010 levels in real terms. equivalent to a cash increase for every pupil of more than £1500. and for children with special educational needs and disabilities, we are more than tripling the amount we invest, to create 30,000 new school places. and we know that the pandemic caused significant disruption to children's learning. we have already announced £3.1 billion to help education recovery. today, as promised by the prime minister and the education secretary, we will go further, with just under £2 billion of new funding to help schools and colleges, bringing the support for education recovery to almost £5 billion. madam deputy speaker, as we level at the public services, we are also levelling up communities, resto

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