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Pyrland School: school finances

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Holds £269k in reserve, 3% of a year's income.

Latest full year 2024-25, as a academy (accounts return, September–August). Somerset · Secondary · Academy sponsor led.

Reserve at year end
£269k3% of a year's income
Last year's balance
+£508kincome minus spending
Income per pupil
£7,935
Pupils
996+42% since 2018-19

Academies in a trust don't hold money on their own: MIDSOMER NORTON SCHOOLS 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

£0£100k£200k£300k2018-19: £9k reserve2018-192019-20: £200k reserve2019-202020-21: £355k reserve2020-212021-22: £101k reserve2021-222022-23: £108k reserve2022-232023-24: £168k reserve2023-242024-25: £269k reserve2024-25

Income and spending, 2018-19 to 2024-25

Income Spending

£2.0m£4.0m£6.0m£8.0mIncomeSpending2018-19: income £4.1m, spending £3.8m2018-192019-20: income £4.3m, spending £4.1m2019-202020-21: income £4.8m, spending £4.6m2020-212021-22: income £5.1m, spending £4.9m2021-222022-23: income £5.9m, spending £5.6m2022-232023-24: income £6.9m, spending £6.5m2023-242024-25: income £7.9m, spending £7.4m2024-25
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YearIncomeSpendingBalanceReservePupils
2018-19
£4.1m
£3.8m
+£343k
£9k
700
2019-20
£4.3m
£4.1m
+£191k
£200k
733
2020-21
£4.8m
£4.6m
+£197k
£355k
782
2021-22
£5.1m
£4.9m
+£275k
£101k
811
2022-23
£5.9m
£5.6m
+£310k
£108k
872
2023-24
£6.9m
£6.5m
+£393k
£168k
958
2024-25
£7.9m
£7.4m
+£508k
£269k
996

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 23% of them. It spends £7,425 a pupil in total; similar schools typically spend £7,969.

This school Middle half of similar schools Similar schools’ median

Teachers: this school £4,277 per pupil; similar schools £4,335 (middle half £4,174–£4,546)Teachers£4,277Support staff (e.g. TAs): this school £882 per pupil; similar schools £945 (middle half £657–£1,058)Support staff (e.g. TAs)£882Supply staff: this school £193 per pupil; similar schools £158 (middle half £112–£257)Supply staff£193Admin and clerical: this school £384 per pupil; similar schools £486 (middle half £371–£660)Admin and clerical£384Premises: this school £444 per pupil; similar schools £493 (middle half £357–£644)Premises£444Energy: this school £89 per pupil; similar schools £144 (middle half £117–£179)Energy£89Learning resources & ICT: this school £491 per pupil; similar schools £505 (middle half £395–£591)Learning resources & ICT£491Bought-in services: this school £251 per pupil; similar schools £129 (middle half £65–£196)Bought-in services£251
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Spending per pupilThis schoolSimilar schools (median)Middle half
Teachers
£4,277
£4,335
£4,174–£4,546
Support staff (e.g. TAs)
£882
£945
£657–£1,058
Supply staff
£193
£158
£112–£257
Admin and clerical
£384
£486
£371–£660
Premises
£444
£493
£357–£644
Energy
£89
£144
£117–£179
Learning resources & ICT
£491
£505
£395–£591
Bought-in services
£251
£129
£65–£196

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Where the money comes from, 2024-25

SourceAmountPer pupil
Government grants
£7.9m
£7,883
SEN funding (part of grants)
£284k
£285
Self-generated (lettings, catering, donations)
£113k
£113

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