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(1) The budget provides for contractual prices inflation, forecast pay increases and the<br />

increase in the Local Government Pension Scheme employer’s superannuation<br />

contributions following actuarial valuation of the fund.<br />

36 An overview of the net budget is provided in Annex 2, with an overall financial summary of<br />

the proposed budgets for 2013/14, broken down by commissioning area being provided.<br />

The individual cost increases and cost reductions are then shown, in summary form, in<br />

Annexes 3 and 4.<br />

The budget proposals for 2013/14 have been formulated in the context of the Medium Term<br />

Financial Planning framework which is provided in Annex 5.<br />

Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG)<br />

37 The DSG for 2013/14 was announced on the 19 th December 2012 as £387.4 million.<br />

This represents a cash freeze on the pupil unit rate of funding but is an increase of £7.5<br />

million to the 2012/13 baseline for an increase in pupils and additional responsibilities<br />

resulting from the school funding reforms.<br />

The 2013/14 school funding reforms result in the DSG being split into three funding blocks<br />

for High Needs, Early Years and Schools. Funding will not be ring fenced between the<br />

three blocks.<br />

The split of the 2013/14 baselines across the three blocks are:<br />

The £7.5 million increase in the DSG relates to the following:<br />

• £1.3m increase to the schools block for a net increase of 310 pupils.<br />

• £1.7m increase to the high needs block for new post 16 funding responsibilities.<br />

• £3.9m addition for new 2 year old funding responsibilities<br />

• £0.5m addition for 3 year old transition funding for removing the 90% floor.<br />

• £0.1m addition for monitoring and quality assuring Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT)<br />

induction.<br />

Although the schools block figure has now been confirmed by the DfE, the high needs<br />

block will not be confirmed until March 2013 after further information on high needs growth<br />

and hospital education funding has been collected on the 25th January 2013. The early<br />

years block will not be confirmed until April 2014 after it has been updated for the January<br />

2014 census count.<br />

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