Where our money comes from. Most of it is government funding for each pupil, alongside grants for particular purposes, such as the Pupil Premium, and any income the school raises itself.

How the money is used, grouped into areas such as teaching staff, support staff, premises, energy, learning resources and catering. In a primary school, most spending goes on the people who teach and care for the children.

Each figure sits beside a group of schools chosen because they are like ours, for example in the number of pupils and the proportion who need extra support. Spending is usually shown per pupil, so schools of different sizes can be compared fairly.

A figure above or below similar schools is not good or bad in itself. The size of a school, the age of its buildings and the needs of its pupils all change what it spends. The figures describe a completed financial year, so they are not today's budget.