School and MSP cost review coverage: Leeds (LS)
This hub indexes every Edunet Portal review page for the LS postcode area. Leeds's education estate covers 317 open state-funded schools — 227 primary and 41 secondary — with around 132,000 pupils on roll, administered by Bradford, North Yorkshire, Leeds. 156 of those schools (49%) sit inside multi-academy trusts, which shapes how contracts for connectivity, energy, ICT and support are negotiated: trust members often buy centrally, while the remaining schools procure independently through their own business managers.
School review pages below compare a selected school's recorded spend against 2024-25 Department for Education benchmark records for comparable schools. MSP pages give suppliers serving Leeds education customers benchmark tools for quoting, procurement context and sales capacity. Every figure shown on a review page is indicative and clearly caveated — nothing is presented as a confirmed saving.
Review pages for the LS area
- 1000mbps Annual Quote for MSPs serving Leeds education
- Education Procurement for MSPs serving Leeds education
- Quote Delay Cost Calculator for MSPs serving Leeds education
- Sales Capacity for MSPs serving Leeds education
- Supplier Response Time for MSPs serving Leeds education
- Broadband review for schools in Leeds
- Energy review for schools in Leeds
- Ict Spend review for schools in Leeds
- Safeguarding Filtering review for schools in Leeds
- Telecoms Voip review for schools in Leeds
What the school data shows for LS
The public GIAS-derived feed behind these pages puts the average Leeds school at 418 pupils, with secondary settings averaging 1190 on roll — the profiles that drive the largest connectivity, energy and premises spend. 161 schools in the area procure independently, while 156 buy through one of 42 multi-academy trusts operating locally, the largest being THE GORSE ACADEMIES TRUST (15 schools), THE BISHOP WHEELER CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST (9 schools), ST GREGORY THE GREAT CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST (9 schools).
For a school business manager in Leeds, that mix determines which benchmark peer group applies: reviews on this site always compare a school against similar-phase, similar-size settings rather than an area average. For an MSP, the same numbers describe the shape of the addressable market — how many buying conversations exist in LS, and how many route through a trust head office instead of a school reception. Figures refresh with the published school feed and describe the local landscape only; nothing is specific to an individual school until one is selected on a review page.
Adjacent coverage areas
Schools and MSPs near the edge of the LS area may find their nearest reviewed towns in a neighbouring postcode area: