Schools

Nursery and primary schools, canteens, after-school care. Teachers are paid by the State.

€1M

16% of 2025 spending · €176 per resident

€1.2M in 2024

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Nursery schools38 %€401k
- Permanent staff salaries€198k
- Pension contributions€70k
- Social security contributions€43k
- Permanent staff bonuses and allowances€34k
- Contract staff salaries€33k
- Contributions to the local government training and management bodies€7k
- Transport levy€4k
- Contributions to other social bodies€4k
- Other lines€8k
Shared services27 %€284k
- Electricity€133k
- School supplies€34k
- District heating€19k
- Public buildings€15k
- Cleaning supplies€9k
- Freight and public transport — miscellaneous€5k
- Other movable property€4k
- Small equipment supplies€3k
- Other lines€13k
- Works and equipment€49k
Primary schools24 %€252k
- Permanent staff salaries€129k
- Social security contributions€39k
- Pension contributions€29k
- Permanent staff bonuses and allowances€20k
- Contract staff salaries€19k
- Contributions to the local government training and management bodies€5k
- Transport levy€3k
- Contributions to other social bodies€2k
- Other lines€6k
School boarding and catering10 %€104k
- Purchases of services (other than land for development)€95k
- Food€4k
- Cleaning supplies€2k
- Other materials and supplies€2k
- Clothing and workwear€216
- Small equipment supplies€133
- Other miscellaneous operating charges — other€89
- Works and equipment€1k
Other school support services< 1 %€3k
- School supplies€2k
- Maintenance€557
- Food€130
- Small equipment supplies€20

20.7% of the town’s running costs goes to this item. Towns of the same size: 17.8%.

Source: the town’s 2025 accounts (DGFiP), by public policy. Amounts paid in the year. See the source

Other policy areas of Grand-Charmont, 2025