Some of this trust's schools have data from a period less than 12 months
Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust
This trust is made up of 17 of schools. At the time of 2018 / 2019 financial submission there were 17 schools in scope for financial benchmarking. Post 16 academies are included for distribution purposes, but they cannot be benchmarked. Compare schools in this trust
Schools currently in this trust
- Belle Vue Girls' Academy
- Bradford Forster Academy
- Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College Academy
- Christ Church Church of England Academy
- Clayton St John CofE Primary School
- Cullingworth Village Primary School
- East Morton CofE Primary School
- Immanuel College
- Oxenhope CofE Primary School
- Shipley CofE Primary School
- St John's CofE Primary School
- St Oswald's Church of England Primary Academy
- St Philip's CofE Primary School
- The Academy At St. James
- Westminster Church of England Primary Academy
- Woodlands Church of England Primary Academy
- Wycliffe CofE Primary School
Schools in this trust's 2018 / 2019 submission
- Academy At St. James
- Belle Vue Girls' Academy
- Bradford Forster Academy
- Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College Academy
- Christ Church Church Of England Academy - Shipley
- Clayton St John Cofe Primary School
- Cullingworth Village Primary School
- East Morton Cofe Primary School
- Immanuel College
- Oxenhope Cofe Primary School
- Shipley Cofe Primary School has data from a period less than 12 months
- St John's Cofe Primary School - Bierley
- St Oswald's Church Of England Primary Academy - Bradford
- St Philip's Cofe Primary School - Bradford
- Westminster Church Of England Primary Academy
- Woodlands Church Of England Primary Academy
- Wycliffe Cofe Primary School has data from a period less than 12 months
Trust history
Expenditure
£59.34mIncome
£57.51mIn-year balance
-£1.83mTotal expenditure
Staff total
Premises total
Occupation total
Supplies and services total
Cost of finance total
Special facilities total
This includes:
- swimming pools and sports centres
- boarding provision
- rural studies and farm units
- payments by your school to another school for the benefit of pupils at the other school
- pupil inter-site travel, eg moving between sites
- expenses relating to before and after school clubs
- delegated home to school transport
- indirect employee expenses and agency staff expenses relating to a special facility
- purchase of trading items for re-sale, eg school uniforms, books, stationery
- donations paid by the school to a charity
- community education with a benefit to the pupils at the school
It excludes:
- staff costs associated with managing and supporting the special facility for directly employed staff
- staff teaching in the special facility
- school trips
- residential special schools
- any community-focused expenditure
For more information about this chart, read our guidance on Interpreting the data.