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St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, North Shields: school finances

In deficit

In deficit by £95k, 6% of a year's income: it has spent more over the years than it received. It has spent more than it received for 2 years running.

Latest full year 2024-25, as a academy (accounts return, September–August). North Tyneside · Primary · Academy converter.

Reserve at year end
-£95k-6% of a year's income
Last year's balance
-£394kincome minus spending
Income per pupil
£8,107
Pupils
205-33% since 2018-19

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

Earlier years come from this school's return before it became an academy (a different DfE number).

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

-£200k£0£200k£400k2018-19: £226k reserve2018-192019-20: £212k reserve2019-202020-21: £276k reserve2020-212021-22: £405k reserve2021-222022-23: £472k reserve2022-232023-24: £307k reserve2023-242024-25: -£95k reserve2024-25

Income and spending, 2018-19 to 2024-25

Income Spending

£1.2m£1.5m£1.8m£2.0mIncomeSpending2018-19: income £1.6m, spending £1.6m2018-192019-20: income £1.6m, spending £1.6m2019-202020-21: income £1.7m, spending £1.6m2020-212021-22: income £1.8m, spending £1.3m2021-222022-23: income £1.8m, spending £1.7m2022-232023-24: income £1.8m, spending £1.9m2023-242024-25: income £1.7m, spending £2.1m2024-25
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YearIncomeSpendingBalanceReservePupils
2018-19
£1.6m
£1.6m
+£14k
£226k
306
2019-20
£1.6m
£1.6m
-£15k
£212k
288
2020-21
£1.7m
£1.6m
+£65k
£276k
278
2021-22
£1.8m
£1.3m
+£465k
£405k
272
2022-23
£1.8m
£1.7m
+£69k
£472k
246
2023-24
£1.8m
£1.9m
-£137k
£307k
239
2024-25
£1.7m
£2.1m
-£394k
-£95k
205

Compared with similar schools

Similar schools are the 30 primary 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 7% of them. It spends £10,029 a pupil in total; similar schools typically spend £8,169.

This school Middle half of similar schools Similar schools’ median

Teachers: this school £5,488 per pupil; similar schools £3,596 (middle half £3,338–£3,858)Teachers£5,488Support staff (e.g. TAs): this school £0 per pupil; similar schools £1,880 (middle half £1,385–£2,121)Support staff (e.g. TAs)£0Supply staff: this school £1,380 per pupil; similar schools £169 (middle half £67–£313)Supply staff£1,380Admin and clerical: this school £502 per pupil; similar schools £355 (middle half £312–£402)Admin and clerical£502Premises: this school £351 per pupil; similar schools £461 (middle half £367–£609)Premises£351Energy: this school £166 per pupil; similar schools £120 (middle half £104–£140)Energy£166Learning resources & ICT: this school £161 per pupil; similar schools £322 (middle half £211–£394)Learning resources & ICT£161Bought-in services: this school £517 per pupil; similar schools £309 (middle half £131–£392)Bought-in services£517
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Spending per pupilThis schoolSimilar schools (median)Middle half
Teachers
£5,488
£3,596
£3,338–£3,858
Support staff (e.g. TAs)
£0
£1,880
£1,385–£2,121
Supply staff
£1,380
£169
£67–£313
Admin and clerical
£502
£355
£312–£402
Premises
£351
£461
£367–£609
Energy
£166
£120
£104–£140
Learning resources & ICT
£161
£322
£211–£394
Bought-in services
£517
£309
£131–£392

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Which schools are these?

Where the money comes from, 2024-25

SourceAmountPer pupil
Government grants
£1.8m
£8,571
SEN funding (part of grants)
£15k
£73
Self-generated (lettings, catering, donations)
£47k
£229

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