Broadmeadow Special School

Based on its name, we believe Broadmeadow Special School is likely to be a school. Schools typically do not report detailed spending data through this system. Any payments shown as purchases for goods or services here are likely to represent funding arrangements from the Department for Education or local authorities.

Transactions

Broadmeadow Special School has received £15,126,175 from 4 departments.

Income

Contracts

No contracts

We currently have no contracts recorded for Broadmeadow Special School.

By department

Top departments

# Department Total spend

By organisation

Top organisations

# Organisation Total spend

By expense area

Top expense areas

# Expense area Total spend

1

Central Education

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2020–2026

£8.49 Million

~£1.2M/yr
2

ESFA Funding Directorate

Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2022–2024

£1.62 Million

~£541.7K/yr
3

ESFA Funding

Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2021–2025

£1.24 Million

~£248.5K/yr
4

Special Educational Needs

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2020–2026

£1.23 Million

~£175.1K/yr
5

Funding and Financial Oversight

CORE · 2025–2026

£812 Thousand

~£406.3K/yr
6

No area specified

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2022–2025

£747 Thousand

~£186.8K/yr
7

IFD EDUCATION FUNDING GROUP

Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2020–2021

£668 Thousand

~£334.2K/yr
8

Childrens Services Special Education

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council · 2021–2025

£160 Thousand

~£32K/yr
9

SYSTEM CAPACITY LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE TOTAL

Department for Education · 2020–2021

£53.3 Thousand

~£26.7K/yr
10

TEACHING WORKFORCE TOTAL

CORE · 2021

£38.3 Thousand

By expense type

Top expense types

# Expense type Total spend

1

Grant Payments

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2020–2026

£8.28 Million

~£1.2M/yr
2

Grants Expenditure

Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2021–2025

£2.87 Million

~£573.5K/yr
3

Grants Expenditure

CORE · 2025–2026

£812 Thousand

~£406.3K/yr
4

Construction and Conversion

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2024–2025

£707 Thousand

~£353.6K/yr
5

Grants expenditure

Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2020–2021

£668 Thousand

~£334.2K/yr
6

Services - Professional Fees

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2023–2026

£455 Thousand

~£113.6K/yr
7

High Needs Top Up Academies

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2020

£440 Thousand
8

Schools Budget Share

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2025–2026

£218 Thousand

~£108.9K/yr
9

Other Local Authorities

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council · 2020–2025

£175 Thousand

~£29.2K/yr
10

Training Expenses

City of Wolverhampton Council · 2021

£151 Thousand

Recent payments

Date	Buyer	Amount	Expense area	Expense type
2026-04-01	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2026-03-24	City of Wolverhampton Council	£45,584	Special Educational Needs	Services - Professional Fees
		Outreach
2026-03-24	City of Wolverhampton Council	£5,074	Special Educational Needs	Services - Professional Fees
		Outreach
2026-03-02	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2026-02-27	City of Wolverhampton Council	£380,945	Central Education	Grant Payments
		High Needs Top Up Academies
2026-02-03	City of Wolverhampton Council	£25,559	Central Education	Schools Budget Share
		Core School Budget Grant (CSBG)
2026-02-03	City of Wolverhampton Council	£56,167	Special Educational Needs	Services - Professional Fees
		Outreach
2026-02-02	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2026-01-02	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2025-12-18	City of Wolverhampton Council	£500	Children & Young People In Care	TPP - Grants
		LAC Pupil Premium
2025-12-05	City of Wolverhampton Council	£577,519	Central Education	Grant Payments
		High Needs Top Up Academies
2025-12-01	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2025-11-07	City of Wolverhampton Council	£37,396	Central Education	Schools Budget Share
		Core School Budget Grant (CSBG)
2025-11-03	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2025-10-29	City of Wolverhampton Council	£42,240	Special Educational Needs	Services - Professional Fees
		Outreach
2025-10-01	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust
2025-09-26	City of Wolverhampton Council	£49,496	Central Education	Grant Payments
		Additional Grant to Schools
2025-09-26	City of Wolverhampton Council	£77,152	Special Educational Needs	Grant Payments
		Additional Alternative Provision Funding
2025-09-12	City of Wolverhampton Council	£121,960	Central Education	Grant Payments
		High Needs Top Up Academies
2025-09-01	CORE Department for Education	£62,499	Funding and Financial Oversight	Grants Expenditure
		Current grants - Academy Trust

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Frequently asked questions

What is the latest payment data available for Broadmeadow Special School?

The most recent payment data we have available for Broadmeadow Special School is from April 2026. Government departments and public bodies typically publish their spending data on a monthly or quarterly basis.

How has Broadmeadow Special School's government income changed over time?

Broadmeadow Special School's government income has decreased over time. In 2026, they received £763,331, compared to £2,799,769 in 2025 - a decrease of 72.7%.

How much has Broadmeadow Special School received from the UK government?

Broadmeadow Special School has received a total of £15,126,175 from UK government organisations according to our records. This income comes from 6 government buyers.

Which government departments buy from Broadmeadow Special School?

The top government departments buying from Broadmeadow Special School are City of Wolverhampton Council (£10,480,079), Department for Education (£4,440,005), and Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council (£175,091).