
Managing Your School's Finances
Roger Smith
A key whole school resource
With an ever-increasing number of funds and grants available for different areas of school life, it is hard to balance and budget for the future. Financial monitoring and preparation for Local Authority audits can put a large administrative burden on schools. Often, close teamwork is required between the headteacher, governors’ finance committee and the school’s finance officer for good results.
This pack provides guidance on how to improve the management of your school’s finances. It looks at budget planning, the options schools have for acquiring extra funds, how to manage income and expenditure and methods of keeping records for inspection. It also covers working with the school’s finance team – including the school’s finance officer and with the governors’ finance committee.
Contents
- Introduction
- 1 Income, expenditure and accountability
- 2 Schools and governors working together
- 3 The finance committee
- 4 CFR and working with your school's bursar
- 5 Setting your first budget
- 6 Conclusion
- Further information
- Index to forms and handouts
About the author
Roger Smith is the headteacher of a large urban primary school. He has worked in colleges of further education and for the Open University and the University of Warwick. As well as publishing widely both in this country and abroad, he has broadcast on BBC radio, provided INSET courses and seminars for several LEAs and been on the management team of several educational summer schools and conferences.
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