article_snippet: Their arrests came after an investigation by the Education Funding Agency which found that more than £86,000 of funds given to The school had 'not been used for The school intended purpose'.
article_snippet: Claims included reimbursements for First Class plane tickets, furniture and parties, the report found. '
article_snippet: An Education Funding Agency investigation claimed the school spent more than £86,000 of taxpayers' money on items that were not 'the intended use' Following Raza's arrest in 2014 the Liberal Democrat MP for Bradford East, David Ward, put pressure on the then Education Secretary Michael Gove to address the fact taxpayers' money had been poured into the school.
highlights_snippet: Staff 'claimed more than £86,000 in funds that were not put to intended use' 