The figures show, for example, that schools in prime minister Theresa May’s constituency face losing an average of £377 per-pupil by 2020, while education secretary Justine Greening’s constituency faces an average loss of £655.
The move means that for the first time MPs who will ultimately decide on the government’s fairer funding proposals can see just how the schools they represent will be affected – and the figures make for sobering reading.
According to the figures, every Parliamentary constituency stands to lose out under the Department for Education’s (DfE) proposals for a new National Funding Formula. Some face losses of more than £1,000 per-pupil on average.
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