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Budget 2020: what money is for education?
In the 2020 Budget, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak has pledged £1.5 billion to upgrade Further Education colleges.
Other announcements in the 2020 Budget regarding education include £120 million for up to eight new Institutes of Technology.
£7m has been earmarked for a total of eleven maths schools, however, this is not new; the education secretary made this announcement last year.
£95 million will be provided for providers to buy up-to-date facilities and equipment to support delivery of T Levels.
There will also be £90 million per annum to fund arts activities for all secondary school pupils and £29 million to boost PE and competitive sport in primary schools. Again these are not new announcements; the funding for arts and PE were in the Conservatives’ manifesto.
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Borg & Overström is a UK manufacturer of premium drinking water solutions. For over 20 years Borg & Overström has developed sustainable, bottle-less, hygienic, drinking water dispensers with the aim to provide exceptional, safe, self-service drinking water into schools, universities, workplaces and communal spaces.
