Pupil Equity Funding (PEF) Flexible Framework

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£297,944,465

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Education and training services
Guidance and counselling services
Recreational, cultural and sporting services
Tutorial services
Personal development training services
Physical well-being services
Primary education services
Secondary education services
Dance and performance entertainment services
Adult and other education services
Technical and vocational secondary education services
Administrative educational services
Special education services
Counselling services
Youth education services
Dance-instruction services
Ballroom dance-instruction services
Discotheque dance-instruction services
Musical instruments, sport goods, games, toys, handicraft, art materials and accessories
Multimedia software package
Music or sound editing software package
Miscellaneous health services
Guidance services
Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions
Community action programme
Other community, social and personal services
Training software package

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Published

4 months ago

Description

The Scottish Government has committed to providing additional funding in the form of Pupil Equity Funding (PEF), to schools as part of the Scottish Attainment Challenge programme. This funding is allocated directly to schools and is aimed at closing the poverty related attainment gap.
The aim of this framework agreement is to allow schools to contract compliantly with providers who will be able to support the pupil equity fund.
This is the September 2023 opening of the Framework.

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Dumfries and Galloway Council

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Keith Munn

[email protected]

+44 3033333000

+44 7551548977

+44 7984523570

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