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Times are austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers for schools in England because they have so austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers money to spend. They have to cut back on many things. There is austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers in the UK so the government has cut school austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers. One head teacher at a school in London does not have austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers money to pay for cleaners or canteen austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers. This means she has to help to clean the toilets and serve students in the school austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers. Ms Siobhan Lowe is head of Tolworth Girls' School in south London. She recently told austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers that she was embarrassed because her school did not have enough austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers to support her students. Ms Lowe said she has sold school austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers, cut subjects and fired her deputy-head teacher to keep her school open.

The south London school is austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers of many schools in the UK. Thousands of head teachers have to make difficult decisions about how to spend their school's austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers. More than 7,000 head teachers recently wrote to 3.5 million austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers to explain why the schools have no money. Many parents have become austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers at schools to help the children. Some schools have asked parents to provide austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers paper and other basics for the school toilets and classrooms. One school only has enough money to give students one austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers of A4 paper a month. Head teachers want to meet the UK's education austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers, but he refused to meet austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers. The UK's Department for Education said austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers for education was a government austeritybudgetscafeteriaenoughfundinghardlandlittlemoneyparentspriorityreporterssecretarysheetstaffthemtoilettypicalvolunteers.