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Charters School: school finances

Large reserves

Holds £1.3m in reserve, 10% of a year's income.

Latest full year 2024-25, as a academy (accounts return, September–August). Windsor and Maidenhead · Secondary · Academy converter.

Reserve at year end
£1.3m10% of a year's income
Last year's balance
+£598kincome minus spending
Income per pupil
£7,518
Pupils
1,716+4% since 2018-19

Academies in a trust don't hold money on their own: CHARTERS SCHOOL can move money between its schools. The reserve includes this school's per-pupil share of the trust's central reserve.

Reserve at the end of each year, 2018-19 to 2024-25

£0£500k£1.0m2018-19: £320k reserve2018-192019-20: £623k reserve2019-202020-21: £824k reserve2020-212021-22: £1.0m reserve2021-222022-23: £1.2m reserve2022-232023-24: £1.1m reserve2023-242024-25: £1.3m reserve2024-25

Income and spending, 2018-19 to 2024-25

Income Spending

£8.0m£10.0m£12.0mIncomeSpending2018-19: income £8.9m, spending £9.1m2018-192019-20: income £9.3m, spending £9.3m2019-202020-21: income £9.4m, spending £9.6m2020-212021-22: income £10.2m, spending £10.0m2021-222022-23: income £11.0m, spending £10.8m2022-232023-24: income £11.7m, spending £11.7m2023-242024-25: income £12.9m, spending £12.3m2024-25
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YearIncomeSpendingBalanceReservePupils
2018-19
£8.9m
£9.1m
-£241k
£320k
1,655
2019-20
£9.3m
£9.3m
+£10k
£623k
1,710
2020-21
£9.4m
£9.6m
-£160k
£824k
1,736
2021-22
£10.2m
£10.0m
+£261k
£1.0m
1,739
2022-23
£11.0m
£10.8m
+£173k
£1.2m
1,727
2023-24
£11.7m
£11.7m
-£66k
£1.1m
1,713
2024-25
£12.9m
£12.3m
+£598k
£1.3m
1,716

Compared with similar schools

Similar schools are the 30 secondary schools outside London closest in size and in the share of pupils on free school meals. Its reserve, as a share of income, is higher than 67% of them. It spends £7,170 a pupil in total; similar schools typically spend £7,028.

This school Middle half of similar schools Similar schools’ median

Teachers: this school £4,497 per pupil; similar schools £4,160 (middle half £3,915–£4,310)Teachers£4,497Support staff (e.g. TAs): this school £424 per pupil; similar schools £681 (middle half £596–£822)Support staff (e.g. TAs)£424Supply staff: this school £78 per pupil; similar schools £67 (middle half £30–£115)Supply staff£78Admin and clerical: this school £175 per pupil; similar schools £370 (middle half £261–£496)Admin and clerical£175Premises: this school £274 per pupil; similar schools £336 (middle half £295–£455)Premises£274Energy: this school £104 per pupil; similar schools £123 (middle half £102–£161)Energy£104Learning resources & ICT: this school £673 per pupil; similar schools £517 (middle half £408–£667)Learning resources & ICT£673Bought-in services: this school £122 per pupil; similar schools £68 (middle half £38–£123)Bought-in services£122
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Spending per pupilThis schoolSimilar schools (median)Middle half
Teachers
£4,497
£4,160
£3,915–£4,310
Support staff (e.g. TAs)
£424
£681
£596–£822
Supply staff
£78
£67
£30–£115
Admin and clerical
£175
£370
£261–£496
Premises
£274
£336
£295–£455
Energy
£104
£123
£102–£161
Learning resources & ICT
£673
£517
£408–£667
Bought-in services
£122
£68
£38–£123

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Which schools are these?

Where the money comes from, 2024-25

SourceAmountPer pupil
Government grants
£12.8m
£7,435
SEN funding (part of grants)
£178k
£104
Self-generated (lettings, catering, donations)
£175k
£102

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