HELIX LEARNING TRUST: academy finances
8 academies with a full-year return. Their reserves add up to £5.7m £1,523 per pupil, including each school's share of the trust's central reserve.
- In deficit 4 (50%)
- Heading for deficit 0 (0%)
- Tight 0 (0%)
- Healthy 0 (0%)
- Large reserves 4 (50%)
A trust can move money between its academies, so a school shown in deficit may be supported by the trust as a whole. The trust-wide figure is the better guide to whether the trust is in difficulty.
Academies, those in deficit first
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| School | Status | Reserve | % of income | Years overspending | Pupils since first year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
In deficit | -£254k -£1,416 per pupil | -15% | — | -13% | |
In deficit | -£111k -£976 per pupil | -2% | — | +21% | |
In deficit | -£72k -£177 per pupil | -3% | — | +4% | |
In deficit | -£20k -£88 per pupil | -1% | — | +7% | |
Large reserves | £802k £4,922 per pupil | 13% | — | +3% | |
Large reserves | £1.3m £1,293 per pupil | 16% | — | +25% | |
Large reserves | £1.5m £17,644 per pupil | 48% | — | +569% | |
Large reserves | £2.5m £1,623 per pupil | 20% | — | +15% |
Sources and how to check
- DfE Financial Benchmarking and Insights Tool data: CFR returns for council-run schools (April–March) and Academy Accounts Returns (September–August) — Open Government Licence v3.0
- Get Information about Schools (school register and academy conversions) — Open Government Licence v3.0
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