Teachers criticise need for schools to fundraise

Howard Lake | 9 April 2001 | News

Teachers’ union the Association of Teachers and Lecturers today criticised the need for public fundraising for schools.

Teachers’ union the Association of Teachers and Lecturers today criticised the need for public fundraising for schools. Over £100m has been raised for schools by supermarkets and crisp manufacturers over the past few years, but the ATL has called for schools to be funded properly by government.

Read Funds not charity say teachers by Angela Harrison at BBC News.

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