The maths schools,
audited
Where the money comes from, and where it goes — every school, from the filed accounts. Compiled from Companies House filings, Charity Commission records, DfE benchmarking data and the schools' own published accounts — filings read up to 24 July 2026.
The dossiers
One finance dossier per school — entity, filings, income, spending, staff costs, reserves and pay disclosures, each figure cited to the document it came from.
The network in numbers
Every filed set of accounts side by side, honest sums of what can be summed, DfE allocations compared like-for-like — and the whole dataset to download.
Findings
What jumps out when you read every filing in one sitting: the dependencies, the outliers, the quiet numbers press releases don't mention.
Schools publish results and prospectuses; their money lives in audited filings most families never open. Those filings answer questions the marketing can't: who actually runs the school, how dependent it is on one funder, whether it runs a surplus, what senior staff are paid in bands, and what a "free" school costs. This site reads them so you don't have to — and links every figure back to its document so you can.
Start with a school
Exeter Maths School
Income £2.23m · spending £2.26m
2024/25KCL Maths School
Income £2.65m · spending £2.59m
2023/24Liverpool Maths School
Income £1.29m · spending £1.33m
2024/25LUSoM
Income £1.23m · spending £1.46m
2024/25 · trust-wideCambridge Maths School
Income £51.6m · spending £51.4m
2024/25 · trust-wideImperial Maths School
Income £13.6m · spending £12.3m