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What the Spending Review 2025 Means for School Budgets

At School Business Services, we’ve reviewed the government's full Spending Review 2025 and pulled together the key takeaways and what they mean for your budget planning over the next few years.

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Easter Shorts
Finance

Posted on 13th April 2015

Easter Shorts

To ease you back after the Easter break – this week’s blog highlights a small number of areas that appeared in the last few weeks that you might find interesting and useful. Welcome to Easter Shor...

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SBS Online Allowances update
Financial Planning

Posted on 9th April 2015

SBS Online Allowances update

What is in the new Allowances update? Future Values for Allowances You will now be able to specify what allowances will be worth at any given effective date in your planner. This negates the need t...

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March has seen a great deal of development take place in preparation for the next series of updates to SBS Online.
Financial Planning

Posted on 1st April 2015

March has seen a great deal of development take place in preparation for the next series of updates to SBS Online.

We have been hard at work improving a range of aspects related to staff contracts and navigation within the software. April will see the first of these updates arrive. The new update will deliver an i...

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OneNote Class Notebook creator
ICT

Posted on 26th March 2015

OneNote Class Notebook creator

Teachers work really hard to keep up with all of the demands of their classroom and the school. Some are using OneNote notebooks on your Office 365 sites to stay more organised, to collaborate with ...

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Technology Access Programme (TAP)
ICT

Posted on 25th March 2015

Technology Access Programme (TAP)

With immediate affect Microsoft have withdrawn the Technology Access Programme (TAP) for Education Pricing As a result the cost on all applicable Desktop and Notebook products will rise from 20 to 30...

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Happy birthday SBS blog!
Finance

Posted on 24th March 2015

Happy birthday SBS blog!

This is  the 30th blog we have published – the first being on 21 March 2014. So happy birthday blog. We hope that you have found the contents over the year useful – and of course we welcome any f...

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News from the Budget
Finance

Posted on 20th March 2015

News from the Budget

2015 Budget Our friends at PW Payroll Solutions have produced an analysis of the 2015 Budget. See http://www.pwpayrollsolutions.co.uk/news/budget-statement-2015/ I have picked out a few items from...

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Top Tips On Fund Raising
Finance

Posted on 18th March 2015

Top Tips On Fund Raising

Bid writing is a huge part of any business role. Glyn Marsh, Senior Financial Consultant with School Business Services, recently gives his top ten tips for School Business Managers. Any Bid Is Like A...

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Preview of Office 2016 for Mac
ICT

Posted on 12th March 2015

Preview of Office 2016 for Mac

Last week, Microsoft launched a preview of Office 2016 for Mac. The entire preview version is free and you can download it right now. Integrating fluidly with Office 365, OneDrive, and SharePoint, th...

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It’s A Risky Business – But You Can Manage It
Finance

Posted on 12th March 2015

It’s A Risky Business – But You Can Manage It

This week it’s not deadlines we draw your attention to but some of the bigger questions about the risks schools face and whether you are in a position to respond to these. Budget Forecasts Schools...

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New SBS Website
ICT

Posted on 4th March 2015

New SBS Website

SBS is pleased to announce the launch of our new responsive website, designed with a new look and user-friendly navigation. We’ve refreshed the website content and structure so you can get a real f...

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In Recent News
Finance

Posted on 27th February 2015

In Recent News

  We end February with items from the EFA Planner and a couple of announcements made by the EFA shortly before the half term break – just in case you missed them. The EFA are also expected to...

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