School Moneyby Schools in Reach
I am a

ST TERESA OF CALCUTTA CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST: academy finances

14 academies with a full-year return, 8 of them in deficit at their latest return. A trust can move money between its academies, so an academy shown in deficit may be supported by the trust as a whole.

Most of a school's money pays for staff, so deficits usually build up when pay and other costs rise faster than funding, or when pupil numbers fall and the money that comes with each pupil goes too. What helps: a recovery plan agreed with the council or trust that brings the budget back into balance over a few years, regular forecasts that governors check, and early conversations about pupil numbers and special needs funding.

Share of the trust's academies in deficit
Share of the trust's academies in deficitST TERESA OF CALCUTTA CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST 2024-25: 57%; England academies 2024-25: 11%.0%20%40%2018-192020-212022-232024-25ST TERESA OF CALCUTTA CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUSTEngland academies
Trust central spending per pupil
Trust central spending per pupilCash 2024-25: £528.£0£200£400£6002018-192020-212022-232024-25CashReal terms

in 2025-26 prices (HM Treasury GDP deflator, October 2026)

In 2023-24 the trust spent £599 per pupil centrally (cash), money that is not counted in its academies' own spending, or £633 in 2025–26 prices. The IFS average for all trusts in 2023-24 was £510 per pupil, in 2025–26 prices (IFS, p.56).

Figures are each school's latest full-year return, total with the per-pupil figure beside it. PTA income is the school's share of its registered parents' association's latest return, in the school year that return falls in. Where no registered parents' association was found, the school may still have one: charities with an income of £5,000 or less need not register.

Phase
Academies in ST TERESA OF CALCUTTA CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST, latest full-year return
SchoolStatusReserveGovernment fundingSpendingPTA incomePTA per pupilDonationsReserve per pupil trend
In deficit
-£442k -£2,149 per pupil
£1.3m £6,282 per pupil
£1.5m £7,440 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
-£1k -£5 per pupil
In deficit
-£219k -£1,541 per pupil
£1.2m £8,338 per pupil
£1.3m £9,092 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
In deficit
-£225k -£1,222 per pupil
£1.2m £6,500 per pupil
£1.3m £7,000 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
In deficit
-£185k -£851 per pupil
£1.4m £6,636 per pupil
£1.2m £5,498 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
In deficit
-£131k -£430 per pupil
£2.1m £6,771 per pupil
£2.1m £6,791 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
In deficit
-£133k -£387 per pupil
£2.3m £6,582 per pupil
£2.4m £6,853 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
In deficit
-£78k -£372 per pupil
£1.6m £7,527 per pupil
£1.6m £7,594 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
In deficit
-£7k -£20 per pupil
£1.9m £5,581 per pupil
£2.0m £5,979 per pupil
£16k
—
£0 £0 per pupil
Tight
+£58k +£153 per pupil
£2.3m £6,174 per pupil
£2.4m £6,211 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
Healthy
+£82k +£243 per pupil
£2.2m £6,417 per pupil
£2.1m £6,366 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£1k £3 per pupil
Healthy
+£68k +£354 per pupil
£1.4m £7,241 per pupil
£1.3m £6,848 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil
Large reserves
+£685k +£646 per pupil
£9.4m £8,850 per pupil
£8.9m £8,387 per pupil
No registered parents' association found
—
£0 £0 per pupil

Sources: DfE Financial Benchmarking and Insights Tool data (CFR returns for council-run schools, April to March; academy accounts returns, September to August), Get Information about Schools, DfE section 251 outturn (DSG balances), the Charity Commission register and the IFS annual report on education spending in England 2025–26 (IFS figures in 2025–26 prices, November 2025 deflator). Open Government Licence v3.0. Check at source: DfE benchmarking for this trust. How these figures are worked out