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Per-pupil spending is above the national averagethe school is running an in-year deficit of £60,000
Key Financial Metrics
Arrows show year-on-year trend · Card colour reflects position vs national
Nat: £5,280
£5,995
Per-Pupil Spend
Nat: 57%
68%
Teaching Costs
Nat: 75%
91%
Total Staff Costs
£60,000
Revenue Balance (In-year)
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£2.25M
Total Income (Derived)
£2.31M
Total Expenditure
Nat: 11%
1%
Premises Costs
Nat: £1,260
£508
Per-Pupil Non-Staff Costs
Income vs Expenditure
5-year financial trend
Financial Trends — Income, Expenditure & Surplus/Deficit
£2.0M£2.1M£2.3M£2.4M£2.6M£2.1M£2.0M£2.2M£2.1M£2.1M£2.1M£2.4M£2.4M£2.4M£2.5M2019/20+£55K2020/21+£76K2021/22+£15K2022/23+£39K2023/24-£60KIncomeExpenditureSurplus / Deficit
YearIncomeExpenditureBalancePer-Pupil
2023/24£2.44M£2.50M-£60K£5,851
2022/23£2.40M£2.36M+£39K£5,751
2021/22£2.14M£2.13M+£15K£5,139
2020/21£2.15M£2.08M+£76K£5,168
2019/20£2.10M£2.05M+£55K£5,038
Nat: 57%
£1.58M
Teaching Staff (68%)
Nat: 2%
£483K
Admin & IT (21%)
Nat: 5%
£132K
Learning Resources (6%)
Nat: 2%
£59K
Energy (3%)
£42K
Other (2%)
Nat: 12%
£21K
Premises (1%)
Nat: 2%
£0
Catering (<1%)