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The article focuses on issues associated to school budget in Great Britain. It mentions the financial setback experienced by a secondary school in the form of fake 1 pound coins in the canteen as deputy business manager John Burns collected a couple of hundred pounds. On the other hand, Chancellor George Osborne has cautioned that spending on schools may face an average real-term reduction of 25 percent. Reductions on the Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency is presented. INSET: Help with balancing the books.

The article focuses on the commitment of National Star College in assuring the welfare and education of student with disabilities and learning difficulties in Gloucestershire, England. The school is specifically designed to cater the needs of students who need special assistance in education and ensure that they will have a brighter future in the real world of people and employees. However, the institution admitted uncertainties on the sustainability of its service due to the lack of funds.

The article discusses the benefits offered by In Harmony classical music project to the primary children in England. The project piloted at Herbert Morrison Primary in Lambeth and in several socially deprived areas. The government funded project was founded in 1975 to provide music lessons to children with poor background.