A campaign which saw education funding become one of the most important issues at the 2017 election is being relaunched as schools face a £2 billion budget shortfall.
The relaunch of the school cuts campaign website also comes amid warnings that 90 per cent of schools will run out of money next year as reserves dry up amid soaring prices.
School funding is supposed to rise in cash terms in the coming years, but inflation and soaring energy bills mean these increases are worth less than when they were announced.
