Kingston upon Hull, City of

High needs

Understand the data we use for high needs

This data covers the period 2024-2025 for section 251 data (s251).

The outturn includes place funding for pupils with special educational needs taught in academies. You can read about how we calculate this in the glossary.

High needs DSG allocation 2024/2025

£53.4 million
Total high needs outturn 2024/2025

£60.2 million

112.7% of high needs DSG allocation
DSG deficit as at March 2025

£8.45 million

In March 2024 this was a deficit of £1.33 million

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Maintained schools

All values are shown as percentage of income.


McMillan Nursery School Only has 5 months of data		98%	67.7%	-5.6%
St Andrew's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School	464.5	94.9%	67.9%	13.3%
Oakfield Only has 10 months of data	133	94.5%	73%	5.3%
Northcott School and Sixth Form College	195	89.2%	71%	19.5%

EHC plan and SEN support data are shown as percentages of total pupils.


St Andrew's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School	464.5	22.01	2.6%	11.8%
Northcott School and Sixth Form College	195	8.19	99.5%	0.5%
Oakfield	133	4.59	100%	0%
McMillan Nursery School

Maintained schools by RAG ratings

About RAG ratings

Red, amber and green (RAG) ratings are shown to give an indication of the spending compared to similar schools.

The rating is not an indication of performance. It is used to display if spending is significantly more or less than similar schools. This does not consider any individual spending strategies which might apply.

The ratings are intended for schools and trusts to identify potential areas to help them make informed spending decisions.

The size of the red bar corresponds to the proportion of red-rated cost categories for the school.

Primary schools

Status

St Andrew's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School

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