Financial Benchmarking Report

This report is available to purchase by Kent schools and provides benchmarking against other Kent schools based on filter criteria provided by the purchaser.  The report has a variety of different graphs/charts detailing incoming/expenditure information for the purchasing school and then comparison against other schools.

There is also a section that compares teacher/pupils and teaching assistant/pupil ratios.

This report can be purchased as the basic Financial Benchmarking Report or can be purchased as the enhanced Financial Benchmarking Report which contains the per pupil reports.

This in-depth and very thorough report will provide your school with:

• up to date figures in comparison to the DfE benchmarking reports/data (DfE are always a year behind)
• our enhanced report shows a comparison over 5 years of actuals including the current years budget forecast figures (based on figures provided at budget setting)
• teacher/pupil ratios that aren't available on the standard Kelsi benchmarking data
• informative graphs/charts that provide a story at first glance.

If you choose to purchase the basic Financial Benchmarking Report your school will receive:

• an electronic copy of the Financial Benchmarking Report
• 2 x *paper bound copies posted to your school.
  
  

If you choose to purchase the enhanced Financial Benchmarking Report your school will receive:

• an electronic copy of the Financial Benchmarking Report
• 2 x *paper bound copies posted to your school
• a further set with all figures on a per pupil basis (i.e. £x income per pupil).

* If you opt to just have electronic copies sent (not printed versions) we will donate £5 of every sale to the Kent Wildlife Trust.

The Financial Benchmarking Report is priced at:

• £75 +VAT (where applicable) for the basic report  (or 7 credits)
• £100 +VAT (where applicable) for the enhanced report with pupil data (or 10 credits)

* If you opt to just have electronic copies sent (not printed versions) we will donate £5 of every sale to the Kent Wildlife Trust.