In the past years, the school budget system in Taiwan, R.O.C . has been criticized for some prevailing problems, for example, too much restriction on spending, lack of integrity in school management, and low operational efficiency and low accountability. These problems are especially disturbing in view of the education reform which is high on he government's agenda. How to construct an equitable , autonomous, flexible, efficient, and effective school financial system is an important and urgent task for our country. Since the Education Reform Act in 1988, Britain has established a realized school financial management. Survey and research has shown that the new system is a success. The British model offers important implications for our educational reform efforts. The purpose of this study is to examine the organization, budget framework, funding formula factors, and the changes of per pupil expenditure of the local financial management of school in England and Wales. In the inclusion part, this paper presents sixteen findings as a summary. and four recommendations are made for improving the school financial management system of our country.