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PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS
Registered charity · SE1 3GN
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What is PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS's CEO salary?
No highest-paid staff band is available in the data held for this profile. That does not prove that every employee was paid below the reporting threshold; check the latest accounts and official register entry before drawing a conclusion.
Check the official record and filed accounts →PEAS founds and manages sustainably financed secondary schools in Africa in response to massive excess demand for affordable secondary education. We also support governments to improve 100s of schools in the countries we work. PEAS schools fund running costs from a mixture of very low fees, income generating projects and government subsidy. As of 2024, we run 36 schools across Uganda and Zambia.
Annual income
£9,658,377
Annual expenditure
£7,691,135
Trustees
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Income and spending explained
Spending as a share of income
79.6%
Income less expenditure
£1,967,242
These are simple calculations from the reported figures, not an efficiency rating. A surplus or deficit in one period can reflect restricted funds, grants, reserves, capital projects or timing. Read the latest filed accounts before drawing a conclusion.
- Public contact address
- Canopi, Unit A, Arc House, 82 Tanner Street, LONDON, SE1 3GN
- Registered
- 4 November 2008
- Financial year end
- 31 December 2024
- Website
- https://www.peas.org.uk/
Questions about this charity's finances
What is PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS's CEO salary?
No highest-paid staff benefits band is available in the data held for PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS. That is not evidence that the CEO was unpaid or that every employee was below the reporting threshold; the charity's filed accounts are the appropriate source for a named role.
How much income and spending did PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS report?
PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS reported annual income of £9,658,377 and annual expenditure of £7,691,135 for the financial period shown on this page. These figures should be read with the filed accounts.
Is PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS financially efficient?
These register figures cannot answer that on their own. Restricted funds, grants, reserves, capital spending, the charity's purpose and its reporting period all affect the numbers. This site does not turn them into an efficiency score.
Source: Charity Commission register entry · Bulk register extract dated 4 September 2026