Estimating your academy funding allocation. A guide for schools opening as academies

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Estimating your academy funding allocation A guide for schools opening as academies January 2015

Contents Introduction 3 General annual grant (GAG) 3 Funding outside the GAG 4 Funding for new academies opening before 1 April 2015 5 Estimating your pre-16 school budget share (SBS) 5 Estimating your education services grant (ESG) 6 Estimating your sixth-form funding 7 Estimating your high needs place funding 8 Estimating your start-up grant 9 Funding for new academies opening from 1 April 2015 10 Estimating your pre-16 school budget share (SBS) 10 Estimating your other GAG funding 11 Appendix 1 12 2

Introduction The Education Funding Agency (EFA) has produced this guide to help schools which are planning to open as academies, to understand their funding. Before a school opens as an academy, the EFA provides details of their revenue funding, known as the general annual grant (GAG), in a draft funding allocation pack (FAP). This document explains how you can estimate your GAG before receiving your draft FAP. It includes links to online data and has examples for each of the main elements of the GAG. For free schools, studio schools and UTCs, we have published financial templates on GOV.UK to allow you to calculate indicative allocations based on information about your school: free schools, including special and AP free schools UTCs studio schools General annual grant (GAG) GAG funding is for academies to meet their day-to-day running costs. The two principal elements are: pre-16 school budget share (SBS) education services grant (ESG) Other elements are only applicable to certain academies: sixth-form funding for academies with a sixth-form high needs place funding for special and alternative provision academies or academies with a special unit or resourced provision start-up grants for full sponsored academies only 3

Funding outside the GAG As an academy you will receive other funding that is not part of your GAG. This includes: early years funding - paid by the local authority (LA) according to local formula rates - paid on invoice by the EFA pupil premium - paid in four instalments by either the LA or EFA depending on the date of opening PE and sport premium for primary schools - paid by the EFA in the autumn term universal infant free school meals - paid in instalments by the EFA high needs top-up - paid by the LA devolved formula capital - paid in one instalment by either the LA or EFA depending on the date of opening New academies do not receive separate funding for the costs of insurance. They can optin to the Department for Education s (DfE) risk protection arrangements (RPA) for academy trusts. This is an alternative to insurance where losses that arise are covered by UK government funds. The cost of joining the scheme is 25 per pupil, per year. If you opt-in, this will be deducted from your GAG allocation. 4

Funding for new academies opening before 1 April 2015 Funding for the 2014 to 2015 academic year will be the same as your predecessor school for the 2014 to 2015 financial year. Funding is proportioned until the end of the academic year, 31 August 2015. It does not include funding for rates, insurance and early years funding that your local authority (LA) would have paid. Estimating your pre-16 school budget share (SBS) Example 1. Open the 2014 to 2015 funding for schools and academies at provider level file. 2. Select the row for your predecessor school, checking the local authority name (column B), LA estab number (column C) and school name (column D). 3. Note the Total Schools Block Allocation (Post MFG) (column Y). 1,394,000 4. Proportion the SBS by dividing this figure by 365 to give a per day amount then multiply this by the number of days from the academy opening date until the end of the 2014 to 2015 academic year, 31 August 2015. See Appendix 1 for more information on the number of days used in this calculation. If the school converts on 1 November 2014 they will be open for 304 days of the academic year. This means that their SBS from 1 November 2014 to 31 August 2015 is calculated as follows: i. per day amount = 1,394,000 / 365 = 3,819.18 ii. proportioned allocation = 3,819.18 x 304 = 1,161,030 5

Estimating your education services grant (ESG) For the 2014 to 2015 academic year, academies are paid ESG at 140 per pupil, 595 per special place and 525 per AP place. Example 1. A school with 763 full time equivalent nursery to year 13 pupils would be allocated ESG as follows: 763 x 140 = 106,820 2. Proportion the ESG by dividing this figure by 365 to give a per day figure, then multiply this by the number of days from the academy opening date until the end of the 2014 to 2015 academic year, 31 August 2015. See Appendix 1 for more information on the number of days used in this calculation. If the school converts on 1 March 2015 they will be open for 184 days of the academic year. This means that their ESG from 1 March 2014 to 31 August 2015 is calculated as follows: i. per day amount = 106,820 / 365 = 292.66 ii. proportioned allocation = 292.66 x 184 = 53,849 6

Estimating your sixth-form funding Example 1. Open the 16 to 19 allocation data: 2014 to 2015 academic year file. 2. Select the row for your predecessor school, checking the local authority (column B) and institution name (column D). 3. Note the Total Funding Allocation (column R): 753,698 4. Proportion the sixth-form funding by dividing this figure by 365 to give a per day figure, then multiply this by the number of days from the academy opening date until the end of the 2014 to 2015 academic year, 31 August 2015. See Appendix 1 for more information on the number of days used in this calculation. 5. Example: if the school converts on 1 January 2015 they will be open for 243 days of the academic year. This means that their sixth-form funding from 1 January 2014 to 31 August 2015 is calculated as follows: i. per day amount = 753,698 / 365 = 2,064.93 ii. proportioned allocation = 2,064.93 x 243 = 501,777 7

Estimating your high needs place funding Special schools, pupil referral units becoming alternative provision (AP) academies, and special units in mainstream schools receive high needs place funding. High needs places are funded for the 2014 to 2015 academic year asfollows: 10,000 per special place 8,000 per AP place Example 1. A special school with 20 high needs places would be allocated high needs funding as follows: 20 x 10,000 = 200,000 2. Proportion the high needs place funding by multiplying this figure by the number of days from the academy opening date until the end of the 2014 to 2015 academic year, 31 August 2015, then divide by the number of days in the academic year. See Appendix 1 for more information on the number of days used in this calculation. 3. Example: if the school converts on 1 February 2015 they will be open for 212 days of the academic year. This means that their high needs place funding from 1 February 2015 to 31 August 2015 is calculated as follows: 200,000 x 212/365 = 116,164 8

Estimating your start-up grant Start-up grants (SUG) are only paid for full sponsored academies opening with numbers on roll (NOR) less than 90% of capacity. The minimum value threshold is 10,000. The maximum values are: primary - 50,000 small secondary, capacity up to 250 pupils: 60,100 medium secondary, capacity 251 999 pupils: between 60,100 and 80,200 large secondary, capacity of 1,000 or more pupils: 80,200 To make an estimate 1. Open the sponsored academy funding: ready reckoner. 2. Enter your school capacity in cell D13. 3. Enter the number of pupils on roll (NOR) in cell D14. 4. An indicative allocation will show in cell D26. 9

Funding for new academies opening from 1 April 2015 The 2015 to 2016 financial year local authority (LA) funding formula will form the basis of the school budget share (SBS) until the end of August 2016. Education Services Grant (ESG), sixth-form funding, high needs place funding and startup grants are all based on the 2014 to 2015 academic year. Academies will receive new SBS, ESG, sixth form and high needs place funding allocations from September 2015. Estimating your pre-16 school budget share (SBS) Your pre-16 SBS is the same as the amount that the LA allocated to your maintained predecessor; excluding rates, insurance and early years funding. To estimate your funding as an academy, you must use the 2015 to 2016 financial year funding statement that the LA will send to your predecessor school in Spring 2015. Proportion the SBS by dividing this figure by 366 (the number of days in the 2015 to 2016 financial year) to give a per day amount and then multiply this by the number of days from the academy opening date until the end of the 2014 to 2015 academic year, 31 August 2015. See Appendix 1 for more information on the number of days used in this calculation. 10

Example 1. Excluding rates, insurance and early years funding, the maintained school predecessor was allocated 3,495,000 by the LA. 2. If the school converts on 1 June 2015 they will be open for 92 days of the academic year. This means that their SBS from 1 June 2015 to 31 August 2015 is calculated as follows: Per day amount = 3,495,000 / 366 = 9,549.18 Proportioned allocation = 9,549.18 x 92 = 878,524.59 Estimating your other GAG funding For ESG, sixth-form funding, high needs place funding and start up grants, please see the examples for academies opening before 1 April 2015. 11

Appendix 1 This table shows the number of days remaining in the 2014 to 2015 academic year for academies opening up to August 2015. Academy opening date Days remaining 1 November 2014 304 1 December 2014 274 1 January 2015 243 1 February 2015 212 1 March 2015 184 1 April 2015 153 1 May 2015 123 1 June 2015 92 1 July 2015 62 1 August 2015 31 12

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