FINANCIAL INFORMATION OVERVIEW

TYNE COAST ACADEMY TRUST FINANCE

Walker Riverside Academy is part of the Tyne Coast Academy Trust.

Details of our accounts, as part of the Tyne Coast Academy Trust are available below. Please click on the relevant tile.

Further information is available on the Tyne Coast Academy Trust website.

STAFF EARNINGS

Within Tyne Coast Academy Trust there is one member of staff who works for Tyne Coast Academy Trust who earns over £100,000.

WALKER RIVERSIDE ACADEMY FINANCE

► Our Pupil Premium details can be found on the PUPIL PREMIUM page of our website. This information includes our Recovery strategy.

► Details of our Literacy and Numeracy Catch-Up Funding can be found on our LITERACY AND NUMERACY CATCH-UP PREMIUM page.


SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME AND SPENDING

Walker Riverside Academy offered a 4 day Summer School at the end of the 6 week holidays from Tuesday 31st August until Friday 3rd September. The purpose of running the Summer School was to give students the opportunity to have a ’head start’ and to be ready, prepared and confident in advance of starting the new term.

We offered a bespoke package that aimed to cater to vulnerable learners that were most likely to be impacted negatively by the pandemic. As such, Walker offered places to 68 students and a total of 48 students attended Summer School. Based on the actual attendance of incoming Y7 students, Walker received a funding allocation of £6411.67.

As part of our Summer School we offered transitional activities (such as meeting teachers and tours of the school), additional subject support (including English, literacy/reading and maths), sports-based activities, wellbeing-based activities (such as team building and ‘getting-to-know-you’ exercises) as well as other enrichment/pastoral activities including assemblies, ‘Q&A’ sessions and CCF team building activities.

We staffed Summer School using lower-school teaching staff, pastoral staff, learning support assistants and a member of our Senior Leadership team. These staff were chosen specifically as they will be some of the key staff that Y7 students will be working closely with over the coming two years in Lower School. The total cost for staff to lead, support and resource these enrichment, educational and transition activities amounted to £4917.67.

To assist with any hardships that local families may have experienced as a result of the pandemic, Walker also provided a full and comprehensive meal offer to all students who attended Summer School including a full breakfast, break and lunch. The total cost for all catering expenses totaled £1344.

At the end of the week, we celebrated the achievement and attendance of the students with a rewards afternoon, where individual students received a ‘graduation certificate’, prizes and an in-house cinema afternoon with snacks and beverages. This activity amounted to £150.


SCHOOLS FINANCIAL BENCHMARKING

To view our Academy's details on the Gov.uk Schools Financial Benchmarking website, please click HERE.


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