Deykin Avenue Junior and Infant School: school finances
In deficit
In deficit by £154k, 9% of a year's income: it has spent more over the years than it received.
Latest full year 2024-25, as a academy (accounts return, September–August). Birmingham · Primary · Academy sponsor led.
Academies in a trust don't hold money on their own: THE ARTHUR TERRY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP 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
Income and spending, 2018-19 to 2024-25
Income Spending
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| Year | Income | Spending | Balance | Reserve | Pupils |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2018-19 | £1.2m | £1.2m | +£7k | £16k | 211 |
2019-20 | £1.2m | £1.2m | +£23k | £39k | 211 |
2020-21 | £1.3m | £1.3m | +£59k | £97k | 207 |
2021-22 | £1.3m | £1.3m | -£15k | £82k | 198 |
2022-23 | £1.3m | £1.4m | -£106k | -£23k | 210 |
2023-24 | £1.5m | £1.3m | +£158k | £135k | 200 |
2024-25 | £1.7m | £1.0m | +£676k | -£154k | 208 |
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 £5,014 a pupil in total; similar schools typically spend £8,663.
This school Middle half of similar schools Similar schools’ median
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| Spending per pupil | This school | Similar schools (median) | Middle half |
|---|---|---|---|
Teachers | £1,486 | £3,743 | £3,339–£4,103 |
Support staff (e.g. TAs) | £1,269 | £1,928 | £1,325–£2,182 |
Supply staff | £1,048 | £212 | £86–£557 |
Admin and clerical | £139 | £372 | £311–£443 |
Premises | £5 | £484 | £425–£635 |
Energy | £10 | £133 | £105–£165 |
Learning resources & ICT | £250 | £349 | £256–£418 |
Bought-in services | £77 | £326 | £221–£511 |
Compare side by side with the 3 most similar schools
Which schools are these?
- St Vincents Catholic Primary School, Newcastle Large reserves
- Hightown Primary School In deficit
- Reaside Academy Large reserves
- Beever Primary School Tight
- St Vincent's Catholic Primary School In deficit
- St Marie's Catholic Primary School Large reserves
- Woodcock Hill Primary School Healthy
- Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School Large reserves
- Cotmanhay Infant and Nursery School Healthy
- Abbey Hulton Primary School In deficit
- Holy Trinity CofE Primary School Large reserves
- Ferham Primary School Large reserves
Where the money comes from, 2024-25
| Source | Amount | Per pupil |
|---|---|---|
Government grants | £1.6m | £7,716 |
SEN funding (part of grants) | £57k | £274 |
Self-generated (lettings, catering, donations) | £114k | £548 |
Questions to ask the school
Useful for parents, governors and PTA committees.
- Is there a deficit recovery plan agreed with its trust, and when does the school expect to be back in balance?
- What has been cut or changed to close the gap, and how does that affect classes and support staff?
- Spending on supply staff is £1,048 a pupil, against a typical £212 for similar schools. What's behind that?
Check these figures
Every figure here comes from the school's published return to the DfE. Check it on the DfE benchmarking page for this school, and see how the status is worked out.
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