Schools in Reach

North Somerset school finances

4 of 79 schools in North Somerset were in deficit in their latest return, with combined deficits of £986k. 1 more are heading that way.

Schools in deficit
4
Combined deficits
£986k
Heading for deficit
1
Reserves held by the rest
£22.4m

Share of North Somerset's council-run schools in deficit, by year

0%2.5%5%7.5%10%2018-19: 2 of 20 schools (10.0%)2018-192019-20: 1 of 18 schools (5.6%)2019-202020-21: 1 of 17 schools (5.9%)2020-212021-22: 0 of 13 schools (0.0%)2021-222022-23: 0 of 7 schools (0.0%)2022-232023-24: 0 of 6 schools (0.0%)2023-242024-25: 0 of 5 schools (0.0%)2024-252025-26: 0 of 4 schools (0.0%)2025-260.0%

Council-run schools only, so years compare like with like; academies report differently and are in the table below.

Back in the black

Schools that were in deficit in an earlier year and are now healthy:

And 3 more, in the table below.

Every school, worst first

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SchoolStatusReserve% of incomeYears overspendingPupils since first year
In deficit
-£350k
-30%
—
+4%
In deficit
-£345k
-33%
6
-18%
In deficit
-£177k
-20%
2
-16%
In deficit
-£114k
-7%
—
-1%
Heading for deficit
£444k
8%
4
+51%
Tight
£4k
0%
—
-26%
Tight
£13k
2%
1
-22%
Tight
£32k
1%
—
+150%
Healthy
£29k
5%
—
-14%
Healthy
£40k
5%
—
+6%
Healthy
£41k
4%
—
-2%
Healthy
£49k
3%
—
-14%
Healthy
£50k
5%
—
+397%
Healthy
£53k
4%
—
-2%
Healthy
£62k
7%
—
-30%
Healthy
£63k
3%
—
-11%
Healthy
£67k
6%
—
-13%
Healthy
£81k
5%
—
-12%
Healthy
£95k
5%
—
-18%
Healthy
£100k
7%
—
-45%
Healthy
£108k
5%
—
-15%
Healthy
£109k
7%
—
+2%
Healthy
£110k
4%
—
-13%
Healthy
£113k
5%
—
-15%
Healthy
£139k
6%
—
+10%
Healthy
£145k
6%
—
-12%
Healthy
£156k
7%
—
-20%
Healthy
£158k
7%
1
-20%
Healthy
£160k
7%
—
+1535%
Healthy
£175k
8%
—
-7%
Healthy
£232k
6%
—
+0%
Healthy
£309k
8%
—
-0%
Healthy
£394k
7%
1
+121%
Healthy
£447k
4%
—
+11%
Large reserves
£82k
12%
—
-29%

Check at source: DfE benchmarking page for North Somerset · North Somerset admissions and catchments