Schools in Milton Keynes will a boost of £24 million as part of the government’s £4 billion increase in spending for schools across the country.
Every primary school will receive at least £4,362 per pupil, and every secondary school at least £5,669 per pupil.
The extra funding will help schools, councils, and other specialist providers provide the right care and support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities – so that every child receives the help they need to learn and fulfil their potential.
Commenting, Iain Stewart MP for Milton Keynes South said: “No child or young person should be limited by where they grow up – they should be supported to get a world class education at school.
“The £24 million funding boost for schools in Milton Keynes will help them to hire more teachers, get materials to support pupils learning, and support pupils with special needs and disabilities.
“As we build back fairer, this funding will ensure every young person can receive the education they deserve so they can fulfil their potential.”
MP for Milton Keynes North, Ben Everitt, said: “Every child in Milton Keynes and across the country should have the opportunity for a world class education and by delivering this extra funding we can continue to work to make that happen.
“The £24 million funding boost will help to hire more teachers, get materials to support pupils learning, and support pupils with special needs and disabilities.
"Let's help young people in Milton Keynes fulfil their potential. They are our future and we are giving them the tools they need to succeed."
