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What happens to the RTG if schools lose or gain pupils?

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What happens to the RTG if schools lose or gain pupils?

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The sixth form loses some funding when it loses pupils, as happens now, but the RTG will be recalculated each year. For 2004/05, the RTG adjustment is the same per capita sum for all growth as for all pupil losses and is £2,808. This is £108 more per extra pupil than for 2003/04.