Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland
Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland is an active company incorporated on 13 December 1900 with the registered office located in Glasgow, City of Glasgow. Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland was registered 124 years ago.
Status
Active
Active since incorporation
Company No
SC004703
Private Limited Company, use of 'Limited' exemption
Scottish Company
Age
124 years
Incorporated 13 December 1900
Size
Large
Balance sheet is over £27M
Over 250 employees
Confirmation
Submitted
Dated 17 September 2025 (1 month ago)
Next confirmation dated 17 September 2026
Due by 1 October 2026 (11 months remaining)
Last change occurred 1 month ago
Accounts
Submitted
For period 1 Aug ⟶ 31 Jul 2024 (1 year)
Accounts type is Full
Next accounts for period 31 July 2025
Due by 30 April 2026 (6 months remaining)
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Mutual Companies
Matthew Andre Paul Rooke is a mutual person.
Active
Mr Jeffrey Neil Sharkey is a mutual person.
Active
Dr David John Paterson Hare is a mutual person.
Active
Dr David John Paterson Hare is a mutual person.
Active
Dr David John Paterson Hare is a mutual person.
Active
Andrew Keith Butcher is a mutual person.
Active
Brands
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is an institution for performing arts education, established in 1847.
Financials
Net Assets, Total Assets & Total Liabilities (2015–2024)
Period Ended
31 Jul 2024
For period 31 Jul ⟶ 31 Jul 2024
Traded for 12 months
Cash in Bank
£4.42M
Increased by £85K (+2%)
Turnover
£30.68M
Increased by £3.03M (+11%)
Employees
858
Increased by 458 (+115%)
Total Assets
£49.87M
Increased by £1.12M (+2%)
Total Liabilities
-£20.39M
Decreased by £401K (-2%)
Net Assets
£29.48M
Increased by £1.52M (+5%)
Debt Ratio (%)
41%
Decreased by 1.76% (-4%)
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