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About this departmental advice
This is advice from the Department for Education. This advice is non-statutory, and has been produced to help schools understand how buying together or collaboratively may achieve efficiencies as well as having an impact on teaching and learning, saving teachers time and engaging pupils.
Expiry or review date
This advice will next be reviewed following the introduction of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
Who is this advice for?
This advice is for school leaders, school business managers, bursars, non-educational staff and governing bodies in all maintained, free schools and academies.
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Traditionally there are many ways for schools to raise money for charity: bake sales, non-uniform days and throwing wet sponges at teachers.
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In this webinar Victoria explores the drivers for academy mergers and transfers, the importance of effective due diligence, the application process, and the legal steps in the transfer process.
Tom Wallace, HR consultant, gives you some top tips on ensuring your restructure is legally compliant, considers staff morale, and how to minimise the disruption to teaching and learning throughout the restructure process.
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