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Schools Financial Value Standard (SFVS): summary
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on 16 October 2017
School types: Maintained · School phases: All
What is the Schools Financial Value Standard (SFVS)? The SFVS is a mandatory requirement for maintained schools. It consists of questions about finance to discuss annually with the headteacher and senior staff and submit to the local authority.
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- 1 Purpose
- 2 Format
- 3 Completion
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