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Response by the Cabinet Member: Dear Cllr Gareth Thank you for your question. My statement at the Learning and Skills Scrutiny Meeting on the 19th March was based on my understanding that there is a significant amount of small school top ups required in the primary sector, as outlined in the Cabinet report regarding the proposed changes to the Schools Funding Formula. My opinion is also based on the fact that the primary school reserves are in a positive position compared to the secondary sector.
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