Finance, Annual Reports and Accounts
Joseph Leckie Academy Trust - Registered Number: 07892678
Please send all finance related correspondence including invoices and queries to:
JLAFinance@josephleckieacademy.co.uk
Details about our Academy's Owner
Joseph Leckie converted to Academy status in February 2012. The Joseph Leckie Academy Trust is the legal owner. The contact details for the trust are as the Academy address listed on our Contact Us page.
| Governance | Click here to view our Trust Board Page |
| Annually Audited Accounts |
Trustees Report and Financial Statements - Year Ending 31 August 2024 Trustees Report and Financial Statements - Year Ending 31 August 2023 |
| Executive Pay Publication | |
| Facility Time Publication Requirements | Click here to view the Facility Time Publication Requirements |
| Memorandum of Association | Click here to view the Memorandum of Association |
| Articles of Association | Click here to view Articles of Association |
| Names of Charity Trustees and Members | Click here to view our Trust Board page |
| Funding Agreement | Click here to view the Funding Agreement |
| Schools Financial Benchmarking | Click here to to view our Financial Benchmarking report on the Schools Financial Benchmarking |
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16 to 19 Funding: 16 to 19 Tuition Fund |
There are a total of 58 students resitting either GCSE Maths or GCSE English across Key Stage 5, this is made up of 25 Maths candidates, 33 English candidates and including 9 candidates who completing both qualifications. The class sizes for these students has been able to be split to allow more focussed learning, encompassing two Maths classes of 12 and 13 respectively and three English classes of 15, 10 and 8. Within English the classes have also been able to be split by year group, so year 13 have the smallest class size. Where a student has a specific educational need a teaching assistant is incorporated into the lesson to support that need. Students receive two, one-hour lesson periods each week, in each subject, they are also allocated a one-hour extra study period where a dedicated sixth form extra study supervisor supports the students, to ensure students are focussed on their specific areas of improvement within the GCSE. |