About grant-maintained integrated schools
Grant-Maintained Integrated (GMI) schools seek to add value to the education process by inviting Protestants and Catholics to come together with other traditions in order to improve their understanding of one another, their own cultures, religions and values.
GMI schools are managed by Boards of Governors, which consist of persons appointed in line with each school’s scheme of management (usually trustees or foundation governors) along with representatives of parents, teachers and, members appointed by the Department.
The Board of Governors of a GMI school is the employing authority, and, as such, is responsible for the employment of all staff (both teaching and non-teaching) in its school.
2016/17 budget statement
The Department of Education is required by Article 78 of the Education Reform (Northern Ireland) Order 1989 to prepare at the beginning of each financial year a statement of the financial provision it plans to make in that year for Grant-Maintained Integrated schools (GMIS) under the Local Management of Schools arrangements.
Previous budget statements
Previous budgets distributed to Grant-Maintained Integrated Schools (GMIS) since April 2012/13:
2015/16 Outturn Statement
The Department of Education is required by Article 78 of the Education Reform (Northern Ireland) Order 1989 to prepare at the beginning of each financial year a statement of the financial provision it plans to make in that year for Grant-Maintained Integrated schools (GMIS) under the Local Management of Schools arrangements.
Previous Outturn Statements
Previous outturn statements for the Grant-Maintained Integrated Schools (GMIS) sector: